By Marsha Kirshenbaum | Published March 31, 2014 | Posted in Personal Injury | Comments Off on Is it Really (Legally) Possible to Be a Good Samaritan?
We all love stories about “Good Samaritans.” In today’s world it’s inspiring to hear stories about people pulling others from car wreckage, or helping someone who’s had a heart attack in the middle of the street. Whatever the situation, Good Samaritans are welcome in most of our opinions, but what about legally? Unfortunately, in some Read More
Read MoreWhether in the workplace or at the neighborhood pool, the potential to get injured in a slip and fall accident always exists. While most people think only minor injuries may result, this is not always the case. In fact, a great number of slip and fall injuries not only result in prolonged hospitalization and require Read More
Read MoreSafe driving is a huge concern in this country. Many studies have shed light on factors that can increase the risk of danger while driving, citing everything from alcohol consumption to cell phone use. However, another activity causing safety concerns is driving while under the influence of drugs. A recent study by Columbia University found Read More
Read MoreAfter you are involved in a car accident, no doubt you want someone to pay. As far as how much money to which you are entitled, there is no definitive answer. Car accident cases can be worth several thousand dollars or several million dollars. The amount you receive from an out-of-court settlement or from a Read More
Read MoreDuring a typical car accident, the at-fault party’s insurance company pays for the other party’s damages. But what happens when you are the victim of a hit and run? In these cases, the negligent driver leaves the scene of the accident without exchanging information or calling the police. Your first reaction is probably anger and Read More
Read MoreA statute of limitations sets the maximum amount of time after an event that legal proceedings can be initiated. They exist in both civil and criminal law. Statutes of limitations vary according to state, so Rhode Island residents should pay attention to the statutes that apply to our state. Filing a personal injury lawsuit within Read More
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