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How To Prove A Slip And Fall Accident And Recover Damages In Rhode Island?
When a person is injured on someone else’s property in a slip and fall accident, they may be entitled to compensation. However, in order to recover damages, the injured person must prove that the property owner either failed to maintain the premises in a safe condition or failed to remedy a dangerous condition. Proving… Read More »
What’s The Difference Between Uninsured And Underinsured Motorist Coverage In Rhode Island?
While uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage (UM and UIM) are optional, they can make a big difference when seeking compensation after being in a car accident with a driver who does not have enough insurance or no insurance at all. At Robert E. Craven & Associates, our Rhode Island uninsured driver accident attorneys handle… Read More »
What Damages Are Available In Rhode Island Wrongful Death Lawsuits?
The death of a loved one is devastating under any circumstances. It is one of the hardest parts of life, and, unfortunately, most people go through this multiple times in their lifetime. The loss of a family member can be particularly difficult to process when the loved one dies due to the negligence or… Read More »
Are Punitive Damages Available In Rhode Island Personal Injury Cases?
While personal injury cases are not intended to punish the negligent party or wrongdoer for their conduct, the victim of wrongdoing may be entitled to punitive damages. However, punitive damages are not available in all personal injury cases in Rhode Island. The main purpose of personal injury cases is to ensure that the plaintiff… Read More »
Can I Still Sue A Drunk Driver If They Were Found ‘Not Guilty’ In A Criminal DUI Case?
When motorists get behind the wheel of their vehicle under the influence of alcohol, they put themselves and others at risk of harm and death. That is why Rhode Island’s DUI laws impose harsh penalties for operating a car while impaired. If you have been involved in a drunk driving accident in Rhode Island,… Read More »
What To Do If I Was Hit By An Uninsured Driver In Rhode Island?
Being involved in a car accident is a confusing and stressful experience, but even more so when you have been hit by an uninsured driver. Luckily, you may still be able to obtain compensation for your injuries, damages, and losses even if the other driver does not have auto insurance. It is advisable to… Read More »
What Is Distracted Driving Caused By Use Of Electronic Devices In Rhode Island?
Distracted driving is considered one of the most common causes of preventable car accidents in Rhode Island. Getting distracted even for a second can cause a collision with another car or pedestrian. Over the past years, Rhode Island legislators passed a number of laws to address distracted driving caused by the use of electronic… Read More »
Am I Entitled To Pain And Suffering Damages In A Rhode Island Personal Injury Case?
Often, injured victims do not know what types of damages they are entitled to after suffering an injury due to someone else’s negligence. Pain and suffering are recoverable types of damages in Rhode Island personal injury cases. Are you unsure if you are entitled to pain and suffering damages in your injury claim? Consult… Read More »
What To Do After A Rhode Island Car Accident?
If you have been involved in a car crash, it is vital to keep calm and not panic. Understandably, a car accident is one of the most stressful and traumatizing experiences one can go through in their life. However, it is essential to know what to do at the scene of a car accident… Read More »
When Can I File a Negligent Security Claim Against a Property Owner in Rhode Island?
When visiting someone else’s residential or commercial property in Rhode Island, you expect the property owner to keep you safe from harm by employing appropriate security measures on the premises. While property owners cannot always prevent criminal or violent crimes committed by third parties, they are required to provide adequate security on the premises… Read More »
