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Wrong Way Driver Kills Two and Almost Dies Himself Reports Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
A witness to a fatal crash is haunted by his attempts to try and avert the accident. It did not work and two died. “It is not too often that when a person sees an accident about to happen that they try and avert it, like one driver did in this case we heard about.…
Read MoreAustin Personal Injury Lawyer Advises Car Wreck Victims to Contact Counsel Quickly
A driver going the wrong way slammed into two other vehicles, causing a horrific wreck. The wrong-way driver was killed in the raging inferno of her exploding car. “This particular accident was a shock to all those involved. It happened when a wrong-way driver, in control of a Mercury Tracer, was heading south in the…
Read MoreAustin Personal Injury Lawyer Points Out Trucking Companies May Cause Accidents, Not Just The Trucker
It is not always the trucker alone who is responsible for big rig wrecks. Fault may lie with the trucking company. It goes without saying that driving on the highway in the presence of 18-wheelers is enough to give many drivers serious concerns. It is well known that big rigs can and do get involved…
Read MoreThe Tort of Strict Liability Applies in Personal Injury Cases Says Austin Personal Injury Lawyer
Strict liability is a tort law and means a party is liable for all damages as a result of their dangerous actions or products. “The most common strict liability claims arise from injuries caused by dangerous products. Basically, when a product causes a foreseeable harm to a consumer, the maker of the product and the…
Read MoreNegligence Will Be Apportioned Between Parties Indicates Austin Personal Injury Attorney
Pure comparative negligence determines that injury compensation is divided based on fault. Not all states follow this rule. “One of the key ingredients necessary to determine fault in accidents is the presence of negligence. In the U.S., there are four ways to figure out damage awards: pure contributory negligence, pure comparative negligence, modified comparative negligence…
Read MoreThe Law Firm of Perlmutter & Schuelke Explains Pharmaceutical Errors Increasing
Just about 1.3 million people across the U.S. will die each year as a result drug errors. Pharmaceutical mistakes are on the rise. It’s not a secret that medical malpractice lawsuits are growing every year, despite some states capping a victim’s award. Companion cases to medical errors made by surgeons, doctors, nurses and dentists are…
Read MoreAustin Personal Injury Lawyer Brooks Schuelke Indicates Medical Misdiagnosis is on the Rise
Statistics show that family practitioners and general internists get the diagnosis wrong a relatively high number of times when a person is having a heart attack. A very recent study on heart attack diagnosis released by the Physician Insurers Association revealed that malpractice in this area is quite high among family practitioners and general internists.…
Read MoreKeep detailed workplace injury records
Workers injured on the job should keep detailed records of the injury. It will help when filing a claim. “When someone is hired for a job in construction, management doesn’t typically spend a lot of time talking about workplace injury claims or even workers’ compensation, other than to make sure the new hire gets signed…
Read MorePossible defective tire tread kills three, injures six others
You never know when a defective product may cost you your life. The man in this case never saw this accident coming. This case was disturbing, as it deals with product liability issues that go right to the heart of consumer trust and confidence. This was a single-vehicle rollover that killed a pregnant woman and…
Read MoreNaming a defendant in trucking wreck can be difficult
Between the disastrous wreckages and severe injuries, accidents involving big rigs can be very complicated. The fact that it’s often hard to pin down a defendant in these cases makes them even more difficult. Without a doubt, the trucking industry is a major backbone of the American economy. Without trucks, many goods could not be…
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