Monthly Archives: April 2024
Can A Homeowner Be Sued If Someone Is Injured Because Of A Hole On Their Property?
If you have a home, you probably do what you can in order to keep it safe from people who visit or come onto your property. And when you think of safety, you think of the pool, the floor, or objects on the floor. But one thing that many homeowners don’t think about are… Read More »
The Duty And Obligation To Have Defibrillators On A Business’ Property
Let’s say that someone has a heart attack or a cardiac arrest. Is that just a consequence of genetics? Disease? Age? Perhaps an overly strenuous activity that someone was taking part in? It could be any or all of the above. But when these kinds of things happen on a business’ property, the question… Read More »
Proving Your Pain And Suffering In Court
Pain and suffering: although used often and sometimes misunderstood by the general public, this element of damages in a personal injury case is sometimes the worst kind of damages. Owing money to medical providers is bad, but there are ways out of debt, and medical debts won’t usually ruin someone’s life. But pain and… Read More »
Amusement Park Accidents: Is It The Human’s Fault, Or The Machine’s?
When we think about the safety of amusement park rides, we often look at the rides themselves. Are they maintained properly? Are they designed properly? Are they being inspected? But while technology has made it so that most of the rides we are on are mechanically sound, there’s one “weak link” in amusement park… Read More »
