When you’re injured in the workplace, it’s usually not possible to actually sue your employer for a personal injury settlement (except in unusual cases or if your employer doesn’t have workers’ compensation insurance). But when you’re starting the process of a workers’ compensation claim, which is the employees’ substitute for a personal injury case, you may find yourself wondering what exactly is the distinction between the two. Here are four differences that distinguish a workers’ compensation case from a personal injury case.…
Owning a retail store for the first time comes with many benefits. You can work for yourself, you can meet many great people, and if you’re selling the right product, you can make a decent living. However, it’s extremely important to take the proper measures to ensure that your customers don’t get hurt. This is especially true if you have stairs in your establishment.
While you have likely gone the extra mile to make sure that your customers are safe, it doesn’t hurt to go above and beyond the extra mile.…
Not everyone who isn’t happy with the results of their treatment by a doctor or another medical professional has a case for medical malpractice. There are a few circumstances that need to be met first. Speaking with a medical malpractice lawyer can help you determine whether you may have a case worth pursuing and what type of result you might expect given the evidence.
Did the Doctor Provide the Proper Care?…
