Winter can be a time for fun activities, such as ice skating and skiing, among a beautiful landscape blanketed in snow. Unfortunately, wintertime also brings an increased risk of slip-and-fall accidents due to icy conditions. The risk is especially dangerous for the elderly. In fact, according to the CDC, 3 million older people are treated in […]
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Car Accidents Caused by Autonomous Vehicles: Who’s Liable?
Over the past decade, there has been an increase in the study and use of autonomous vehicle technology. Companies like Google and Tesla have been developing and testing these so-called “self-driving cars.” Despite the many safety features put in place, these vehicles have their flaws. A 2022 study by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reported […]
Understanding Your Rights: When to Consult a Personal Injury Lawyer
Rights can empower you. They allow you to protect yourself from financial loss and seek justice after a personal injury accident. Therefore, understanding your legal rights is crucial. Seeking the guidance of a legal professional is wise. Personal injury lawyers can help you better understand your rights and how these apply to your situation. They […]
What Damages Can I Recover in a Slip and Fall Case?
A slip-and-fall accident can alter the life of an unexpected victim in an instant. While going about the daily routine, a person may slip and fall on a recently mopped floor or an uneven sidewalk, left suffering with excruciating pain, costly hospital bills, and diminished earning capacity. According to the Centers for Disease Control and […]
Don’t Go It Alone: Understanding When You Need a Lawyer After an Arkansas Car Crash
An unexpected car accident can result in anything from a minor inconvenience to life-changing, catastrophic injuries. Immediately after an accident, getting yourself and others to safety is likely your first concern. In the hours and days that follow, though, there are a number of questions that may occupy your thoughts: How am I going to […]
Filing a Claim Against a Government Entity for a Slip-and-Fall Accident: Legal Considerations and Challenges
A slip-and-fall accident can occur anywhere, including on government property. According to the National Safety Council, falls accounted for 33 percent of all preventable injuries in 2021. Due to their frequency, the likelihood that an accident occurs on public or government-owned properties – such as schools, libraries, playgrounds, streets, sidewalks, or government buildings – is fairly high. […]
The Financial Impact of Personal Injuries: Understanding Your Right to Compensation
Broken bones, whiplash, and head injuries cause physical pain and suffering, but the financial impact of personal injuries can be even more profound. From medical expenses to lost wages, personal injuries have the potential to leave you facing a financial black hole. However, if you were injured and it was not your fault, you may […]
Rear-End Collisions: Liability and Compensation for Injured Parties
Rear-end collisions can happen in the blink of an eye, causing significant damage and injury. If you were hurt in an accident caused by someone else’s negligence, you may be entitled to compensation for your injuries. You must prove the other party was responsible for or contributed to the accident to receive compensation. Yet, determining […]
No-Fault Insurance and How It Impacts Car Accident Claims in Arkansas
Arkansas, like most states, requires drivers to maintain minimum insurance requirements in order to legally operate a vehicle on the state’s roads and highways. Some states follow “at-fault” car insurance rules while others operate under a “no-fault” insurance system. When it comes to no-fault insurance, Arkansas is considered to be an “add-on” state. Driver’s license […]
Social Media and Personal Injury Cases: Dos and Don’ts in Arkansas
Statistics indicate that Americans spend an average of 2 hours and 7 minutes on social media daily. Social media allows you to share your pictures, videos, thoughts, opinions, and more with others. But its usage comes with risk – legally. Some things that you may post on social media could come back to hurt you later. If […]
