5 Most Common Personal Injury Types
February 20, 2025
Lara Garcia Martin
Back and Neck, Brain Issues, Fractures, Injury, Psychological, Soft tissue, Spinal Cord and Brain, Traumatic Brain Injuries
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), “tens of millions [of] people suffer non-fatal injuries each year which lead to emergency department and acute care visits, hospitalizations or treatment by general practitioners and often result in temporary or permanent disability and the need for long-term physical and mental health care and rehabilitation.” Moreover, “for people…
Read moreDog Bites and Dog Sitters: Determining Liability and Seeking Compensation
Dogs are often honored as cherished companions, but even these beloved pets can cause harm with their sharp teeth. Canines may react adversely when they feel stressed or threatened, presenting a significant risk to humans. As both responsible owners and dog sitters, it’s crucial to take steps to prevent dogs from attacking people and to…
Read moreYour Personal Injury Compensation Guide: 10 Frequently Asked Questions
November 10, 2022
Alan Ahdoot
Accidents, Defective Product, Dog Bite, FAQ, Injury, Misconduct, Negligence, Premise Liability, Product Liability, Traffic
After experiencing an accident, you may wonder what kind of personal injury compensation you can receive. While every case is unique, some general trends and limits under the law can help you figure out what to expect. This personal injury compensation guide explains what constitutes a personal injury case and answers 10 of the most…
Read morePersonal Injury Compensation: How Much Is My Case Worth?
An accident can turn your life upside down. If you happen to get into a particularly serious mishap, you might suffer physically and financially crippling consequences. Thankfully, you can seek financial compensation for injuries and property damages. This way, you will not have to face these expenses on your own. But, how to know the…
Read moreWhat to Do After a Dog Bite Accident
November 7, 2022
Alan Ahdoot
Accidents, Animal, Dog Bite, Injury, Misconduct, Negligence, Premise Liability
Dog owners are legally responsible for preventing their dogs from damaging property or endangering other people. If their dog bites another person, they’re liable for damages suffered by the victim. This article will cover what to do after a dog bite accident and everything else you need to know about dog bite personal injury cases….
Read morePostal Worker Dies After Dog Attacks
September 15, 2022
María López Garcia
Accidents, Animal, Bleeding, Dog Bite, Injury, Soft tissue, Workplace, Wrongful Death
The USPS worker’s van broke down in front of a yard with five dogs A postal employee has died from injuries sustained following dog attacks. The postal delivery vehicle broke down outside a home with five dogs. Pamela Rock, a 61-year-old female, was en route delivering USPS mail in Florida when the incident occurred. Putnam…
Read moreCalifornia Man Killed in Dog Mauling
August 4, 2022
María López Garcia
Accidents, Animal, California, Central Coast, Dog Bite, Negligence, Premise Liability, Soft tissue, Wrongful Death
A California man was killed by a group of escaped dogs in Selma, California last Sunday, July 31. 59-year-old Richard “Hutch” Barry was out for a walk when five English Bulldogs escaped their home under unknown circumstances, and ultimately mauled and killed him. The victim’s brother claims the animals involved, were “focused on harming.” The…
Read moreL.A. Ranks 4th Worst City in Dog Attacks on Postal Carriers
The United States Postal Service (USPS) released data highlighting what cities were the worst for dog attacks on mail carriers last year. The data shows L.A. ranks 4th, with 44 reported dog attacks in 2021. Only Cleveland (58), Houston (48), and Kansas City (48) had more postal employees attacked by dogs than L.A. last year….
Read more8-year-old injured in bullying incident in California
June 10, 2022
María López Garcia
Accidents, California, Inland Desert, Knee Issues, Los Angeles, Misconduct, Negligence
An 8-year-old boy was seriously injured at an Inland Empire school after a classmate stabbed him in the knee with a pencil. The boy’s mother, Madeline Flores, claims it was a case of bullying. Carter Flores, a second-grader, was at Corona Ranch School when the incident occurred. Flores explained her son was attacked by a…
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