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How to prove conscious pain and suffering in a wrongful death case
You’ve decided to file a wrongful death suit against the person who caused your loved one’s death. You may be familiar with damages like loss […]
What do I do if my car accident resulted in the wrongful death of a loved one?
If you have been involved in a car accident where your loved one passed away, you may be able to sue for wrongful death. This […]
Suing a Hospital for Wrongful Death
While it’s a sad fact of life that many patients lose their lives due to reasons outside of the hospital’s control, it’s also true that […]
Update on Illinois Prejudgment Interest Bill
In early January of 2021, the Illinois Legislature passed House Bill 3360. This bill proposed the addition of prejudgment interest on all personal injury and […]
Dangerously Parked Trucks Lead to Increased Collisions on the Road
Sometimes trucks can pose a threat to other drivers even when they’re not in motion. Read this blog post to hear about how one case of ours served as an unfortunate example of how dangerous trucks can be when they’re improperly parked.
On Rear Seat Occupant Alert Systems, and How They Can Save Lives
This blog post by attorney Michael Serra looks at rear seat alarm systems, and recent examples about how when manufacturers don’t avail themselves of the latest technology and consumers pay the price.
Infant Death Leads to More Attention on Dangers of Baby Slings
Consumers have been warned again about the dangers of baby slings. Read her to learn about how infants can sometimes be smothered inside these devices, and what the CPSC says we should do to use them correctly.
Defective Front Seats in Cars Lead to Catastrophic Injuries
The seatbacks for front occupants play a vital safety role in rear-end crashes, similar to seatbelts and airbags in frontal crashes. Seatback failures commonly occur because the seats are constructed with weak materials.
Keyless Vehicles Cause Increasing Injuries, Deaths
After two decades of increasing injuries and deaths from carbon monoxide poisoning caused by keyless-ignition vehicles, The New York Times has published an article that examines the risks of keyless cars and automakers’ failure to act.