By Robert I. Feinberg | Published July 24, 2024 | Posted in Personal Injury, Premises Liability | Tagged Tags: injury compensation, owner responsibility, premises liability | Comments Off on Facing the “Open and Obvious” Defense in Premises Liability Cases
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Facing the “Open and Obvious” Defense in Premises Liability Cases
Property owners have a responsibility to ensure their premises are reasonably safe for visitors and to provide adequate warnings about any hazardous conditions. Similarly, visitors are expected to exercise reasonable care while on the property. But what happens when an obvious danger is present, and someone gets injured by it? In such cases, couldn’t both Read More
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Catastrophic Injuries Call for Special Financial Compensation
Catastrophic injuries, by their very nature, are defined by their severity, permanence and the profound impact they have on a person’s life. These injuries go beyond mere physical damage, shattering the normalcy of everyday life and weaving a complex web of emotional, financial and practical difficulties. When such injuries become the focal point of personal Read More
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Self-Driving Car Accidents Raise Novel Liability Issues
Self-driving cars, also known as autonomous vehicles (AVs), are beginning to make their mark on our roadways. Currently, there are approximately 1,400 or more AVs operating in the U.S. without the need for human driver control. Additionally, numerous vehicles are equipped with partial automation systems, such as advanced driving assistance systems (ADAS) that can manage Read More
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Defenses That May Affect Your Personal Injury Claim
If you’ve been injured due to someone else’s negligence, it’s crucial to speak with a qualified attorney as soon as possible about filing a personal injury claim. Through a court judgment or settlement, you could receive compensation for your medical expenses, lost income, pain and suffering, and other damages resulting from the incident. However, it’s Read More
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The Right to Sue for Injuries on a Property Depends on Your Right to Be There
A property owner has a legal responsibility to ensure their property is safe for those who enter it and to compensate those injured due to unsafe conditions. However, the level of care a property owner must provide varies depending on the legal status of the person entering the property, categorized into invitees, licensees, and trespassers. Read More
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How Assessing Vehicle Damage Can Help Prove Fault for an Accident
Proving fault in an auto collision can often be a complex process that requires thorough evaluation of all available evidence. The damage to the vehicles involved can be important pieces of the puzzle. Understanding the intricacies of how damage correlates with collision dynamics is essential in painting an accurate picture of the incident. The location Read More
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Understanding Paralysis Injuries and the Legal Remedies Available
Paralysis is a medical condition characterized by the loss of muscle function and nerve sensation in parts of the body. This occurs due to disruptions in the nervous system, preventing signals from the brain and spinal cord from reaching the muscles. Paralysis can manifest itself in different forms, affecting various parts of the body depending Read More
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With Summer Fun Comes Increased Risk of Injuries
Summer is a time for outdoor activities, vacations and just enjoying the warm weather, but it also brings a higher risk of certain accidents and health dangers. Although many accidents are preventable, you need to be aware of your legal remedies in case you or a family member suffer serious harm. The following are among Read More
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How Comparative Negligence Works in Auto Accident Cases
When auto accidents happen, the resulting injuries can be severe and even life-altering. If you’ve been hurt in a collision caused in whole or in part by another driver’s negligence, Massachusetts law provides a framework for seeking financial compensation. However, there are complications involved in pursuing this remedy. In the first place, Massachusetts is a Read More
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Why Truck Accident Cases Are More Complicated
Proving fault in an accident and proving the injuries suffered are essential to every motor vehicle injury claim. These questions become far more complicated for an accident involving a large truck. The size and weight of these vehicles, the greater harm they can cause and the multiplicity of parties involved all add to the complexity Read More
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