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Duty of Care Owed to Victims in a Premises Liability Claim

Accidents that occur on someone else’s property are very common. “Premises Liability” cases hold the owner of the property liable for accidents that occur on their land. Owners owe victims a general duty of care to remove known dangers or dangers they should have known about from the premises.
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Personal Injury Cases – The Basics

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If you have suffered a personal injury from an accident or incident you could be dealing with a personal injury case. Although each personal injury case is different, there are commonalities within every personal injury case. This article explains what a personal injury case is, the different types of personal injury claims, the law governing personal injuries, and the potential outcomes of these cases.
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What Is an Expert Witness and Why Are They Valuable?

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If you have suffered an injury or other damages and are or are considering using an expert witness for your upcoming trial, it is important to know what exactly an expert witness is and the benefit and value of these specialized witnesses.
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How Do I Pay My Personal Injury Attorney?

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You were just in a car accident, and now you have unexpected, hefty medical bills and lost wages. Some people do not hire an attorney and try to handle it themselves. Personal injury cases are emotional, complex, risky, and time-consuming.
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What is a Product Liability Claim?

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If you have suffered an injury or other damages as a result of a defective product you may have a basis for a product liability claim. This article discusses what exactly a product liability claim covers, the different, general types of product liability claims, and possible defenses to product liability claims.
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“Pain and Suffering” What is it and how is it Calculated?

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Pain and Suffering is a key part of personal injury cases. If you suffered personal injuries, for example in a car accident, that was not the fault of your own, you as the plaintiff could receive compensation. It is important as a plaintiff to understand this integral part of your personal injury case.
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What is MedPay?

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Car accidents tend to cause not only physical injuries, but extreme financial hardship. Make sure you have some type of car insurance coverage to help pay for your medical bills if you become a victim of a car crash. This article talks about one option: MedPay.
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What is a PIP Lien?

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As you read in our previous article, PIP (personal injury protection) is a type of no-fault car insurance coverage that is required in Kansas. Regardless of who caused the accident, PIP can help you handle the costs of injuries that were caused by the car accident. You can read more about it here.
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What Is a "Premises Liability" Case?

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If you were injured on someone else’s property because of their negligence, you might have a premises liability claim. If a property owner causes you an injury, you should fight for the compensation you deserve. After a serious injury, you will be facing medical bills, lost wages, or even pain and suffering.
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