When you’re in a hit-and-run collision, you can’t get justice unless the police do. In other words, if the police aren’t able to determine the other driver, they won’t be able to name him or her in the police report — and you won’t have someone to go after legally to get compensated for the damage to your vehicle and any medical expenses that you’ve incurred because of the accident. If you’re able, it’s paramount to get the fleeing driver’s license plate before he or she gets away.…
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If you have filed a personal injury claim, the other party’s attorneys have the right to depose you. During a deposition, the other lawyers will ask you questions, similar to the questions that you will be asked if your case goes to trial. You are required to answer the questions truthfully and to the best of your knowledge. This helps the other party’s attorneys lock you into a story and determine how credible you will be if your case goes to trial.…
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It is common as a caregiver to have mix feelings about putting your elderly parent into the nursing home. Making this decision is usually the last resort. You would prefer for your parent to stay independent or for family members to take care of your parent. Regardless of the reason for the decision, you want your loved one to be cared for with compassion. Read on to find out how to determine if your elderly parent is suffering from nursing home abuse.…
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