Why do car accident claims sometimes end up in lawsuits? | LE

Crash injury victim shaking hands with lawyer
January 17, 2021

Why do car accident claims sometimes end up in lawsuits?

One misconception that many people have in the area of personal injury law is that every crash case becomes a car accident claim lawsuit. In truth, a significant majority of cases will be handled through an out-of-court settlement between the injured client and the liable party’s insurer.

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can a lawsuit be reopened after settlement
January 14, 2021

What if your injury gets worse after you receive a settlement?

Can a lawsuit be reopened after settlement? Unfortunately, it’s highly unlikely that you will be able to reopen a personal injury case after accepting a settlement from the other party. Keep reading to learn why.

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January 11, 2021

Child Seat Defects in Today’s Cars

According to the Center for Disease Control, motor vehicle accidents are the leading cause of death for children in the U.S.  The key to preventing […]

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December 3, 2020

When the Life-Saving Safety Device Hits the Road: A Quick Look at Tire Defects

“So much is riding on” something that can often be defective.

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September 23, 2020

A Reminder of the Importance of Following “Doctor’s Orders”

We always hear “doctor’s orders.” Why doesn’t everyone always follow them?

Bob Langdon
August 24, 2020

What Should You Bring When You First Meet Your Attorney and What Happens After You Meet?

Here’s a quick list of items that are useful to bring when you first meet with an attorney about your potential personal injury case.

Bob Langdon
August 10, 2020

New Data Suggests that Wrecks on U.S. Roads Actually Up in Some States During Pandemic

Langdon & Emison is here to help! Don’t think that just because the roads are less full of cars these days that there are less auto accidents necessarily.

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July 28, 2020

6 Things to Do When You Get Into an Auto Accident

Langdon & Emison has prepared this handy list in case you are ever in an auto wreck and you need to answer the question, “What am I supposed to do?”

Mark Emison
July 6, 2020

An Explanatory Look at the Use of Cameras in Nursing Homes

Cameras in the nursing home is a controversial topic — but there are advantages to this new development that should not be overlooked.

Bob Langdon
June 29, 2020

Three Important Steps for Reporting Nursing Home Abuse

This brief blog post looks at some key pointers for reporting nursing home abuse for consumers.

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June 5, 2020

Reclined Seat Dangers: Don’t Trade Safety for Comfort

Our firm has held some of the world’s largest manufacturers of autos responsible for defective seats. Here’s a brief look at how.

Brett Emison
May 26, 2020

Nursing Home Abuse: Know the Signs

This blog post looks at various signs of neglect from nursing home facilities.

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