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Bodily injury explicitly refers to a physical fact: the victim suffered physical injury to their person and required medical treatment. Personal injury, on the other hand, refers to the injured victim’s legal claim for damages incurred due to the at-fault

Yes, in many cases, your spouse may be eligible for a share of your personal injury settlement, but whether they are, and how much, depends on the type of damages awarded. Whether your personal injury settlement is paid before or

No, mediation is not legally binding in Hawaii personal injury cases unless both sides reach and sign a written settlement agreement. Mediation is a voluntary and private process where a neutral third party (the mediator) helps both parties explore resolution

It depends. In most cases, a personal injury settlement awarded to an injured party is not dischargeable when the person who owes the damages files for bankruptcy. If you’re the one who received a settlement and are filing for bankruptcy,

Your past, present, and future medical expenses are potentially one of the largest-value damages in your personal injury award. Working with an attorney can be essential here: if your injury requires follow-up medical treatments such as surgery or rehabilitative therapy,

Divorce is stressful, emotional, and often financially overwhelming. Unfortunately, many people make decisions early in the process that can seriously affect their finances, parenting rights, or long-term stability. Straight from our divorce attorneys, here are six of the most common

As a full-service law firm with its fair share of personal injury attorneys, we’ve unfortunately seen our fair share of car accidents. A failure to keep a properly maintained vehicle can lead to these accidents – bald tires, broken headlights,

Federal charges are filed when someone is accused of violating federal law. This can include crimes committed on federal property, conduct that crosses state lines, or offenses that fall under federal jurisdiction because of their scope or impact. Federal crimes

Social media can be used as evidence in a New Hampshire criminal case if it meets the state’s legal standards for relevance and authenticity. Prosecutors now review everything, even photos and private messages, and these digital footprints can quickly become