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The loss or significant injury of a loved one can change your world in an instant. After the accident happens, you are now faced with the challenge of dealing with your loved one’s health and emotional issues from the ...

When you are injured in an accident, it’s hard to know what to do – particularly if your injury wasn’t caused by a specific person. Tripping over broken concrete, stumbling over potholes, or even slipping on ic...

After you have been involved in an accident, your case could possibly end up in court. If this happens, a judge or jury will decide how much you should be awarded. This decision is called awarding damages. Specifically, ...

Sometimes the damage that you incur from an accident isn’t just physical. Although there may be medical bills and expenses for repairs that have an exact dollar amount attached, there can also be emotional distress. Be...

December 21st technically marks the first day of winter. Several states see winter weather and snow accumulations starting in October. With winter upon us, now is an important time to refresh your memory about what you s...

According to Driverknowledge.com, there are around six million car accidents a year. In those accidents, around three million people are injured and two million of those experience permanent injuries. Although there’s ...

The discovery period of any trial is essentially a time to prepare. Discovery is when all information and evidence is made available to each party in order to prepare for trial. It will include things like: Official repo...

A car accident can be a scary experience for everyone involved. If you were injured as a passenger in an auto accident, you may be especially confused about the legal process you must follow in accordance with Nebraska l...

In its most basic legal terms, a tort is an act that causes harm or infringement of a right for which the responsible party has civil legal liability. In layman’s terms, torts are essentially any action committed again...

With the holiday season in full swing with neighborhood and employer parties galore, there is reason to step back and identify ways to make holiday parties safer for hosts and attendees. While there is no criminal statut...