Monthly Archives: August 2025
Proving Police Brutality And Excessive Force
While law enforcement are heroes of the community, and do their best to try to keep all of us safe, they are still human. And like any human being, some are very good at their job, and others may not be. That means that it is not unreasonable to believe that you may have… Read More »
When And How Tires Cause Accidents
Have you ever driven on the road, and seen a large, black object sitting there in the middle of the roadway? You wonder what it is, until you get closer and realize it’s part of a tire. Only One Driver is Needed For every tire part you see laying about the highway, there is,… Read More »
Understanding The Use And Admissibility Of Subsequent Remedial Measures
How would you know that something on someone’s property was broken, or defective, or dangerous? Or that the property owner knew that it was broken or dangerous? One answer to that question may be obvious: if they fixed something, then it must have been broken in the first place. Not Admissible Evidence? It’s true… Read More »
Assault And Battery And Intentional Acts: They’re Not Just Crimes
When we think of personal injury cases, we often think of accidents. That makes sense—after all negligence cases, which include malpractice or elderly neglect are often accidents. They may be inexcusable, and perhaps they could have been avoided with the use of due care, but nobody intended to hurt anybody. But there are situations… Read More »
