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Join us for part 2 of 10 ways to WRECK your injury case. Posting about your case on social media? Tracking your medical treatment; how much is too much? We cover these important issues and more. How you start your case will likely determine whether you achieve a successful outcome. We warn of the common pitfalls and answer the basic questions that arise in nearly every accident case. Finally, we touch on a recent article involving a service horse named "Flirty" on a plane.
Join us for a must listen discussion on the first 5 ways to WRECK your injury case. Do you need an accident report? What do you do when the insurance company calls? Do you sign a medical release? We cover these important issues and more. How you start your case will likely determine whether you achieve a successful outcome. We warn of the common pitfalls and answer the basic questions that arise in nearly every accident case.
An episode exploring your rights as they relate to a DUI traffic stop. Sponsored by our friends at Law Alarm.
This episode explores the importance of having uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage. Attorney JR Thomas ("the Godfather") joins us via telephone from Florida to explain why this coverage is a must as well as discussing common pitfalls that can violate the terms of the policy precluding coverage. Information every Ohio driver should know.
We explore two types of automobile coverage:bodily injury and medical payments. Our goal is to educate listeners on debunking the myth they have full coverage without confirming coverage limits and the terms of the policy. We also have some fun exploring a recent announce from a district attorney in Dallas Texas allowing "necessary" theft under $750.
Aaron Rihn joins us from Robert Pierce and Associates in Pittsburgh to discuss Arbitration Agreements. An detailed explanation of what they are and how citizens are unknowingly waiving their right to a jury by executing these unilateral agreements. We discuss what to look for and how to protect yourself from being cornered into the decision of an arbitrator. Our intern Ashley steps in for Kristen to share her perspective.
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