Archive for May 2017
Use Your Head: Workplace Safety to Prevent Head Injuries
Whether you are an employer, supervisor or worker, if you work in a dangerous industry, injury prevention is important. It is a lot easier to prevent an accident from happening in the first place than it can be to make things right after the fact. The reality is that workplace injuries can be debilitating or…
Read MoreHarry Potter Meets Personal Injury Law
Running Hogwarts and trying to control hundreds of wizard students is no easy task. It is easy to see why Dumbledore had so much white hair. In addition to the usual risks of running a school, the administration also has to worry about spells gone wrong, errant unicorns, magical creatures and the trip-and-fall risks associated…
Read MoreTeen safety 101 (for parents)
Every year, families across the U.S. celebrate Memorial Day as the unofficial start of summer. Unfortunately, that same day is when teen crash deaths sharply increase. The “100 Deadliest Days” for teenage drivers start Memorial Day and continue through the summer months. Compared with other days of the year, the average number of crashes for…
Read MoreYour Guide to Medical Malpractice Claims
KBG Injury Law would like you to know we are glad you are here.If you or a loved one has been injured following a medical procedure or related incident, you may be experiencing a variety of emotions. You may be fearful or mourning an expected outcome or loss. You may also be angry and feel…
Read MoreYour Guide to Medical Malpractice Claims: Chapter 2
How Can You Prove Medical Malpractice Occurred? It is in your best interest to work with informed medical malpractice lawyers who understand the complexities involved with filing a medical malpractice claim. Proving medical malpractice is not simple and straightforward. Securing legal assistance means you have knowledgeable advocates who understand case histories and can guide you…
Read MoreYour Guide to Medical Malpractice Claims: Chapter 3
Medical Malpractice Stories Medical malpractice looks different for each case. To understand more about how the law works, reading case history is one way to digest the information. Below you will find a few notable medical malpractice stories that cover doctors’ misdiagnosis and mistakes, malpractice suits against doctors, medical malpractice insurance companies and other involved…
Read MoreYour Guide to Medical Malpractice Claims: Chapter 4
What Are Typical Medical Malpractice Defenses? There are a wide variety of medical malpractice defenses. While these may not seem relevant to you, they do demonstrate the importance of working with experienced medical negligence lawyers who are best able to fight for your case. Malpractice attorneys have experienced similar cases and know what tactics do…
Read MoreYour Guide to Medical Malpractice Claims: Chapter 5
Important Information Relating to Medical Malpractice Understanding when you might have a medical malpractice case is only part of the process. Knowing when to file, who can file and the various checkpoints involved in pursuing a case is best handled when working with a professional. Who Can File a Lawsuit? Various individuals may be eligible…
Read MoreYour Guide to Medical Malpractice Claims: Chapter 6
Steps to Pursue If You or a Loved One Has Been Injured If you or a loved one has been injured and you suspect medical malpractice as the cause, you may feel overwhelmed and unsure of what action to take. Caring for a loved one or trying to recover from an unexpected outcome can be…
Read MoreYour Guide to Medical Malpractice Claims: Chapter 7
Selecting the Right Medical Malpractice Lawyers You are beginning to understand medical malpractice on a deeper level, and you feel as though it may apply to your case. You are ready to try to obtain the compensation to which you may be entitled. Finding the medical malpractice lawyer or group of malpractice attorneys that is…
Read MoreYour Guide to Medical Malpractice Claims: Chapter 8 & Conclusion
How You Can Avoid a Medical Malpractice Issue Medical malpractice is never the fault of the patient. What happened to you is not your fault. Remember this at all times. However, sometimes — to avoid certain malpractice cases — there are proactive steps you can take to try to avoid negligence. Select Doctors Who Have…
Read MoreHow to Watch for Motorcycles This Summer
You have probably seen the bright yellow bumper stickers reminding you to watch for motorcycles, but how closely do you follow this advice? Are you aware of the best way to watch for motorcycles, how to safely follow them in traffic and avoid an accident with one? As riders are taking advantage of the warmer…
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