Personal Injury Library
You have important decisions to make after a personal injury accident. This legal library provides you with the useful information that you need so that you can make the right decisions to protect your recovery and your future.
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Filing a Drunk Driving Accident Lawsuit You can file a lawsuit for your injuries from a drunk driving accident against the person whose negligence caused the wreck. Click here for more information. -
Filing an Escalator Injury Lawsuit Depending on the facts, you might be able to file a lawsuit against a property owner or another party for an escalator injury. Click here for more information. -
Filing a Spinal Cord Injury Lawsuit You can file a spinal cord injury lawsuit if the person who harmed you meets all four factors of legal liability in negligence. Click here for more information. -
Types of Dog Bite Injuries Various types of dog bite injuries can harm you in different ways, including inflicting vicious, sometimes life-threatening wounds. If you were bitten by a dog, call the Law Office of Jason R. Schultz, PC at 404-474-0804 to schedule a free consultation. -
What to Do After a Motorcycle Accident After a motorcycle accident be sure that you are aware of what to do next in order to protect your health and preserve your legal rights. -
What to Do When a Car Accident Is Not Your Fault Learn what to do and steps to take to preserve your right to recover compensation for a car accident that is not your fault. For help, click here. -
Filing a Wrongful Death Suit Against Hospice in Hospice You can sue a hospice for wrongful death if they wrongfully caused your loved one to die sooner than they should have. Click here for information and help. -
Numbness or Tingling Feeling After a Dog Bite Numbness or tingling after a dog bite can be a symptom of infection, nerve damage, or tissue damage. If you are experiencing these symptoms, find out what to do. -
What Is Informed Consent in the Context of a Medical Malpractice Case? A Dr. must explain medical procedures, including known risks, benefits, and your treatment options. Anything less is not informed consent and malpractice. -
How to Prove Medical Malpractice Prove a medical malpractice case with evidence like medical records, expert testimony, and receipts. Call 404-474-0804 to talk to a lawyer.