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When a car accident claim exceeds insurance limits, the insurance company will only pay up to the policy’s maximum limits, even if your damages exceed that amount. Auto insurance policies often set separate limits for bodily injury and property damage,

Maine follows a comparative negligence rule for car accident claims, which means that even if you are partly at fault for causing the accident, you can still recover compensation for medical bills, vehicle damage, and other losses. However, the amount

If you’re going through a divorce and your immigration status depends on your marriage, timing matters. Divorcing before reaching certain immigration milestones can affect your ability to stay in the United States. If you are going through the immigration process

Yes, in Maine, some creditors may be entitled to a portion of your personal injury settlement funds. Which creditors have a valid claim and how much you must pay them depends on the types of debt in question. For example,

Hiring a local attorney for federal charges can be a major help in your legal defense. Federal charges are handled in the federal court system rather than state court, but the courtrooms are local. The United States District Court for

If you’re injured while working with a personal trainer or while following a training program they designed, you might be able to pursue a personal injury claim for damages, even if you signed a liability waiver with the trainer or

Yes, under New Hampshire law, a personal injury settlement can be garnished to pay certain debts, such as child support or back taxes, but not all creditors are allowed to take settlement funds. Garnishment generally requires a court order and

Yes, homeowners’ insurance can cover personal injury when someone is injured on your property, and you are legally responsible, typically through the policy’s personal liability coverage. Coverage depends on the policy terms, the type of injury, and whether exclusions apply.

Yes, car accidents tend to increase in the days following the spring Daylight Saving Time change. Losing an hour of sleep can disrupt your internal clocks and slow your reaction times. This can raise the risk of drowsy driving during