Personal Injury Attorney Blog

If you were injured in a car accident and have determined that you have a personal injury claim, it can be difficult to know what the value of that claim might be.

Discovering that the person who hurt you is an uninsured driver without car insurance after the fact literally adds insult to injury.

You may feel just fine after a minor car accident, but some injuries don't present themselves until long after the accident occurred.

Make sure you file your injury claim or lawsuit in time - but don't settle before you've received enough medical treatment to understand the impact of your injuries.

There’s no question that airbags save lives, but at what cost? Are the injuries that victims suffer worth it?

In the immediate aftermath of a car accident, you might forget several essential things to do. Finding the composure to do the following things is critical.

Tips to Stay Safe While Driving in Winter Weather Winters in Kansas City are no joke – and neither is winter driving. Each year, more than 1,000 people die in vehicle crashes on slushy, icy, or snowy roads nationwide. Winter driving poses several hazards, but the good news is that…

Statistics show that one-third of the drunk driving-related accidents and resulting injuries and deaths are around Christmas and New Year's Eve.

Unfortunately, as ridesharing services like Uber and Lyft continue to skyrocket in popularity, the number of rideshare accidents is also rising.

Researchers at Brookings University say the country is on its way to driving the lowest number of miles since the 1980s, maybe even the 1970s.
 This has created new problems.

When personal injury claims involve a medical lien, it's a good idea to get sound legal advice on how to proceed. Contact Attorney Dodrill at Plaza Injury Law immediately.

Claims for emotional damage after a car crash have historically invited additional evidentiary scrutiny by the courts because these claims are easily made but difficult to verify.

Insurance advertisements that proudly declare you should “only pay for what you need” are irresponsible because they expressly encourage buying the bare minimum insurance coverages required by law.

An electronic cigarette or vape battery can be poorly constructed and more prone to failure, or be designed in a way that makes failure highly likely under certain circumstances.

According to the NHTSA, there are almost 800 fatal bike accidents in the United States each year -- that's nearly 15 per week!