Category Archives: Personal Injury
What Personal Property Can Be Seized in a Judgment in Kansas?
In a civil lawsuit, such as a personal injury case, if the injured victim (plaintiff) receives a court-approved judgment, it becomes the defendant’s legal responsibility to pay the judgment. However,…
How Long Are Judgments Good for in Kansas?
If you get into an accident, such as a car crash, and file a personal injury lawsuit to pursue financial compensation for your injuries and bills, you may receive a…
Is Missouri a Comparative Negligence State?
Yes, Missouri is a comparative negligence state, not a contributory negligence state. Revisor of Missouri Section 537.765 abolished the rule of contributory fault, which previously barred a plaintiff’s recovery for…
How Long Does an Insurance Company Have to Settle a Claim in Missouri?
Dealing with an insurance company is one of the most difficult parts of a personal injury case. Insurance companies are notorious for mistreating their clients and policyholders during claims processing.…
Do I Have a Personal Injury Case if I Am Not Hurt?
Although the phrase, “personal injury” might make you imagine a physical injury, such as a cut or broken bone, a personal injury case is about more than that. The object…
What Happens During a Deposition in a Personal Injury Case?
A deposition in a personal injury case is nothing to be afraid of. It is one of the only opportunities you have to give your side of the story as…
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