The term "respondeat superior" means an employer can be financially responsible for their employee's careless or reckless behavior. 

The statute of limitations is a specific period set by legislation. During which, a plaintiff can file a legal claim against another.

Intervening and superseding causes can help determine liability in a personal injury claim. Legal help is suggested in these cases.

While every contingency fee agreement might vary slightly, the essence of it remains the same: no win, no cost.

Gross negligence represents a more severe form of carelessness, far exceeding the standard negligence matters.

What if a person is partially at fault for an accident? That's where contributory negligence and comparative negligence step in.

A demand letter highlights the financial impact of the injuries, including medical expenses, lost wages, and other economic damages.

People might wonder: Can insurance adjusters see every part of a medical record? The answer is not always.

In this article, we will define the last clear chance doctrine, variations of the doctrine, and how this doctrine could affect compensation.

In this blog, we will cover what an IME is in a personal injury case, factors a victim should consider, and steps which occur after an IME.

Control over when and how to release medical records in a personal injury claim can be crucial to managing a legal case.

In this blog, we will discuss what a lien may mean for a victim and what a person should know when dealing with a personal injury lien. 

This article defines and discusses personal injury STD lawsuits, challenges, possible outcomes of a case, and damages for victims.

Seeking compensation can take time, and to cover medical care, the affected party may seek coverage under their health insurance policy.

This article discusses different types of liens and reasons which may lead to a healthcare provider to collect on your injury settlement.

Schuerger Shunnarah Trial Attorneys can help injured victims in Nashville, Tennessee, obtain and disclose medical records.

"Pre-existing conditions" refers to the physical and mental state of a victim before an accident that resulted in their current injuries.

The most common types of delayed car accident injuries are detailed in this article. Avoid claim denial by seeing a doctor immediately.

This article defines an IME, who handles an IME, the evaluation process, and tips to remember when you have a work-related injury.

This blog discusses how personal injury is defined by the law, different types of personal injury, and elements of a successful claim.