Articles & Advice

Motorcycle accidents can have serious consequences compared to car accidents. They have a higher fatality rate and are more likely to permanently disable the rider because motorcycles are smaller and lighter than cars. Some of the risks inherent in riding motorcycles include: Less visibility because… Read on

If you have suffered a burn injury, your settlement amount depends on a number of factors. These factors include: How the accident happened,  The severity of the burn injury, and  Who caused the burn.  Severe pain, permanent scarring, and disfigurement will likely increase your settlement… Read on

You must file your case within a certain time frame known as a statute of limitations. In Arkansas, the statute of limitations for personal injury cases is three years. It begins running from the date of your injury. A statute of limitations protects victims from… Read on

The Mississippi Workers’ Compensation Act governs the rights and benefits an employee injured at work is entitled to.  The Act also regulates the procedures by which the employee receives those rights and benefits.  The Mississippi Workers’ Compensation Commission is an agency that enforces workers’ compensation… Read on

According to the Arkansas State Police, there were 60,947 car crashes in the state in 2018 alone. 492 people died in these crashes, and many other people were injured. Even though we do our best to drive safely, many Arkansas residents are involved in car… Read on

Determining child custody is often a difficult and emotional process for parents and for children. In some cases, parents can agree to a custody arrangement without court intervention. Courts must intervene if the parents cannot reach an understanding. Arkansas child custody laws determine child custody… Read on

If a health care professional injured you during medical treatment, you could have a claim for medical malpractice. To bring a medical malpractice lawsuit in Mississippi, you must file the case within specified deadlines. The statute of limitations provides the deadlines for filing your claim. … Read on

In the U.S., there are two kinds of states when it comes to auto accidents. Those are tort or fault states and no-fault states. No-fault states have personal injury protection insurance that pays out in the event an accident occurred. It doesn’t matter whose fault… Read on

Was your loved one a victim of wrongful death due to someone else’s negligence? If so, you may be able to file a wrongful death lawsuit to compensate you for the loss of your loved one. However, many grieving family members don’t file their lawsuit… Read on

Have you ever tried to get around Mississippi without a car? It’s not easy, which means that maintaining a well-functioning vehicle is essential.  Of course, you must possess a valid driver’s license and have auto insurance to legally drive on Mississippi roads. You may wonder… Read on