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An Introduction To Negligent Infliction of Emotional Distress Claims

Can you make a personal injury claim if someone didn’t physically harm you? Learn what counts as negligent infliction of emotional distress. Not all personal injury claims involve a physical injury. An assault can happen...Read More

Written by Matthew Carter, Esq. Published January 12, 2021

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Defamation vs. Slander vs. Libel: What’s the Difference?

If someone has injured your good name through something they’ve said, do you have grounds for a lawsuit? We’ll explain the difference between defamation, slander, and libel. Personal injury lawsuits frequently focus on injuries to...Read More

Written by Matthew Carter, Esq. Published January 11, 2021

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When Intent Doesn’t Matter: Strict Liability Crimes and Torts

Intent doesn’t have to be proven when it comes to strict liability crimes. Read on to learn more about strict liability and possible defenses if you’re accused. Even if you have never been arrested or...Read More

Written by Matthew Carter, Esq. Published December 16, 2020

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The Reasonable Person Standard and How It Affects Your Lawsuit

If you’re dealing with a negligence case, you may hear of the reasonable person standard. Learn how it applies to different situations. Negligence is the one of the most common personal injury tort claims. A...Read More

Written by Matthew Carter, Esq. Published December 15, 2020

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Dangerous Activities and Assumption of Risk

If you’ve been injured during a dangerous activity or while playing sports, who is responsible? Understanding the assumption of risk doctrine can help you decide. People who cause your injuries should pay for your losses...Read More

Written by Matthew Carter, Esq. Published December 9, 2020

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Are DUI Checkpoints Legal?

Learn what the Constitution and state law say about the legality of DUI checkpoints, plus get a walkthrough of what to expect at a checkpoint. Drinking and driving has always been a serious problem on...Read More

Written by Matthew Carter, Esq. Published December 7, 2020

Find Out If You Can Make a Diminished Value Car Insurance Claim

You might be eligible to make an insurance claim for the diminished value of your vehicle after an accident. Learn more here. If you’re in an auto accident, you almost always make an insurance claim....Read More

Written by Matthew Carter, Esq. Published December 7, 2020

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Good Samaritan Laws: Can You Be Sued When Trying To Help?

Figure out if Good Samaritan laws apply to your situation with this guide. We’ll explain the nuances of this law in all 50 states. Many of us hear stories about horrible accidents and injuries and...Read More

Written by Matthew Carter, Esq. Published December 2, 2020

Contributory Negligence vs. Comparative Negligence

Find out whether your state follows contributory negligence or comparative negligence laws and how that can affect your case. The term “negligence” covers a wide variety of personal injury lawsuits filed in the United States....Read More

Written by Matthew Carter, Esq. Published November 25, 2020

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An Introduction to Punitive Damages in Personal Injury Cases

If there’s cause for punitive damages in a personal injury lawsuit, you may be entitled to more money. Learn how it can affect your case. The American system of civil personal injury lawsuits was designed...Read More

Written by Matthew Carter, Esq. Published November 24, 2020

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