Let’s face it, if you have a cold, you ache, have fever, a runny nose and feel miserable, you identify with how badly others feel that have a cold. If your back is injured or has been, you likely have a very different understanding about back pain and how debilitating it is. You know from…
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Okay, I hope that I got your attention. Pretty cool video about the white deer, isn’t it? Sometimes in lawsuits, people think something is strange and not true. One of the biggest misconceptions the public has is that you cannot be seriously hurt from a low impact rear end wreck (what people call whiplash). “Strange”…
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Image by Chuckumentary via Flickr The title was the punch line to a cartoon in the Wall Street Journal. The cartoon showed the man sitting before a man in personnel who was asking them that question. The clear “joke” was that they were about to suffer a great deal. In a accident injury case, a…
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There is no magic formula or process by which someone can predict with certainty how much a case is worth. One of the reasons trials are necessary is when the parties cannot agree upon the value of a case. A case is worth the value of the harms and losses inflicted on the person who…
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For many people injured, some of the hardest injuries to recover from are the emotional injuries they have when they are in a wreck. If you have any doubt about them and whether they are faked, just read about Alabama football player Rolando McClain.
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