If you were injured due to another person’s careless or reckless actions, you have a right to claim reasonable compensation for damages that you incurred. There are three elements that you must prove in order for your claim to be successful: Continue Reading
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Why Did the Insurance Company Deny My Workers’ Compensation Claim? 3 Possible Reasons from a Jackson Injury Attorney
A serious work-related injury can affect your career, relationships, and enjoyment in life. It can be particularly difficult to cope with an on-the-job injury if the insurance company refuses to step up to the plate and cover your medical bills and lost income. Continue Reading
Pedestrian Severely Injured in Crash on I-55—Jackson Accident Lawyer Insights
WJTV reports on an I-55 crash that seriously injured a pedestrian. According to authorities, the accident caused a 1.5-hour traffic delay. The current condition of the pedestrian has not been reported. Continue Reading
How Can I Avoid Drunk Driving Accidents over Memorial Day Weekend?
Memorial Day weekend is the perfect time to visit relatives, host a cookout, or hit the town with friends. Even if your plans do not involve alcohol, bear in mind that drunk driving rates tend to spike over the long holiday. Continue Reading
How Might Mississippi’s Pure Comparative Negligence Law Affect My Claim?
If you were injured in a car accident that another driver caused, you probably expect that person’s auto insurance company to cover your medical bills, vehicle repairs, and other damages. However, if your case goes to trial and the court finds that you were partially responsible for the accident, your recovery will be reduced by your percentage of Continue Reading
Do I Need to Hire an Attorney to Make a Personal Injury Claim?
If you were injured by a negligent driver in Mississippi, that driver’s insurance company should cover your medical bills and lost wages. Although you can file your claim without the help of an attorney, the insurance company might offer a low settlement under the assumption that you would not be willing to dispute the settlement or take the case Continue Reading
