Coronavirus and The Irony of Social Distancing
Today’s Irony: Can social distancing bring us closer together?
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Don’t Forget to Look Right Before Turning!
Avoid bicycle and pedestrian collisions by looking both ways, including to the right, when turning.
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Should Personal Injury Attorneys Refer Clients to Doctors?
Just as doctors should not provide legal advice to their patients, attorneys should not provide medical advice to their clients.
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Drunk Driver and Bar Liability for Personal Injuries
When a drunk driver causes a collision and injures another, he is responsible for all ensuing harm. But sometimes, the bars and restaurants who served the drunk driver may also bear some legal responsibility.
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Insurance Coverage for Bicycle Accidents
You can obtain insurance coverage for bicycle accidents under your auto policy’s uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage.
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Happy New Year. . . And Thank You!
As we enter 2020, Bryn and I would like to to thank our family, friends, colleagues, and past and present […]
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The Top Seven Myths of Personal Injury Law
Recently, my paralegal and I discussed the many myths of personal injury law. Having presented a Continuing Legal Education Seminar […]
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Auto Insurance Minimum Liability Limits to Increase in 2020. . . But is it Enough?
On June 7, 2019, Governor Ducey signed Senate Bill 1087, which increases the minimum financial responsibility or limits of liability […]
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Survival Guide for Parents: Know the Legal Liability of Your Child’s Actions
Should I get a party bus for my kids and their friends? What happens if kids are drinking at my […]
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Leg Fractures: Significant Injuries Worthy of Significant Compensation
Many of our clients have suffered orthopedic injuries to a lower extremity due to negligent conduct of others. “Broken legs” […]
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