Losing someone you love is tragic, no matter the circumstances.
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Associate lawyer specializing in cases involving medical malpractice. This problem has been prevalent over the past years, thus the demand for legal services in fighting it has also spiked up, especially those who have been a victim of such irresponsible act.
Losing someone you love is tragic, no matter the circumstances.
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Everyone can admit there are legal terms tossed around that may not be fully understood. There is personal injury, mediation, liability, wrongful death, etc.
Have you ever heard someone was involved in a “Class Action Lawsuit” and wondered exactly that meant? Maybe you asked, but likely you did not.
In today’s day and age, knowledge is power.
So let’s take a deeper look into what a Class Action is and how it is utilized in our society.
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Ah Independence Day and Fireworks, the sounds and smells of pure Americana at its finest.
The fourth of July is around the corner and people are getting ready to celebrate our independence in the most traditional way, a booming firework display!
Our early settlers brought fireworks from Europe to the United States. They have been used since the very first Independence Day to celebrate and are still used today.
Fireworks are not only fun for entertainment they also are a big money maker. Firework laws are done state by state but what most states have figured out is that firework sales bring in extra tax dollars that help the state.
In Georgia, firework taxes are at 5% and the money goes towards fire protection service, public safety, and trauma care .
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When you are involved in an accident that was caused by someone else’s negligent actions, such as a car accident, slip and fall accident, or a medical malpractice accident, you deserve to be compensated for the injuries and damages that were suffered.
The process of filing a lawsuit and seeking compensation for your losses can seem daunting. Many people want to know what to expect when they hire an attorney to assist with their case.
At The Brown Firm we believe that the more educated you are in the process, the less stressful it will be.
We have come up with a Timeline for your Personal Injury Case that we hope will shed some light on what you can expect after you have been involved in an accident that wasn’t your fault.
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If it is your first time hiring a Personal Injury Attorney to help with your accident case, you may be wondering what to expect.
If you were involved in an accident that was caused by someone else’s negligence, hiring a personal injury attorney to file your claim is going to be your best chance at receiving the compensation that you are owed for your losses.
When you hire a Personal Injury Attorney, you can expect the following:
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If you believe that you or someone you love has fallen victim to Medical Malpractice, you probably want to file a claim against the negligent medical professional who caused you to suffer unnecessarily.
When it comes to proving fault in a medical malpractice claim, it usually comes down to proving that the doctor or medical professional was negligent when administering medical treatment, and as a result, you suffered injury or harm.
Although it may sound simple, proving medical malpractice claims are usually just the opposite. They are often very complicated and require not only legal but also medical knowledge to be able to prove that negligence did indeed occur.
When proving a medical malpractice claim, there a few things that need to be established:
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Some people look forward to the day where the clocks roll back while others cannot wait for the clocks to flip forward. So why do we do this silly act of changing our clocks? Well, it was done initially during World War I in efforts to help conserve energy.
This does not apply to the way we live today, but the United States continues to follow the rule of spring forward in March to allow more sunshine hours to be enjoyed while falling back in November. Arizona and Hawaii both have chosen to not participate in changing clocks to accommodate the season’s nature.
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