Who to Sue in a Swimming Pool Lawsuit
Know what parties are liable for your injuries in a swimming pool lawsuit, and give yourself the best chance to recover damages you are owed.
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Public Swimming Pool Liability
Find out when public swimming pools are liable for injuries suffered from accidents on the premises.
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Before filing a swimming pool injury lawsuit, find out what damages are available and make sure you are getting the money you need to recover the full cost of your injuries.
→ Read MoreDodgeball Nose Injury and School District Liability
In a recent suit filed in the New York Supreme Court, the Jamesville-DeWitt School District will attempt to avoid liability for injuries sustained during a gym class dodgeball game.
→ Read MoreCar Accidents Involving Uninsured and Underinsured Drivers
Auto insurance laws in the United States fall into one of two categories: traditional negligence and no-fault. How much a car accident victim may be able to recover in damages depends on whether the at-fault driver is uninsured or underinsured.
→ Read MoreHow to Report Your Car Accident to the Insurance Company
Know how to report a car accident with the car insurance company, and get on the right track to file your claim. After the accident, you need to know what information you should gather at the scene. Click this link for more.
→ Read MoreCar Accidents Involving Government-Owned Vehicles & Government Workers
You generally have a right to sue the driver at fault for damages. But when dealing with government officials like police officers, firefighters, ambulance drivers, mail carrier, etc., you may not be able to recover. Visit this page for more.
→ Read MoreWhat Is the Likelihood Your Car Accident Case Will Go to Court?
The likelihood of going to court over a car accident depends on whether you and the other driver can come to an agreement regarding the value of your case. An attorney can help you navigate the complex legal issues involved in a car accident case.
→ Read MoreHow Fault Is Determined in a Rear-End Collision
Although state laws may differ, the driver of the rear-ending car is generally at fault for rear-end collisions. This means that the driver of the rear-ending car will likely be liable for the damage caused in the collision. Click here for details.
→ Read MoreFault and No-Fault Car Accidents: Understanding State Liability Laws
If you’re in a car accident, who is going to pay for the damages and injuries? The answer to this question depends, in large part, on the insurance laws of the state in which the accident occurs.
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