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Personal Injury Litigation – What Is Mediation?
May 10, 2013 | Collins Law Environmental & Personal Injury Lawyers
Mediation is a form of “alternative dispute resolution” where the parties agree to let a person outside of the proceedings (often called a “neutral”) get involved to try and settle the matter. It can happen at any time during a personal injury matter: before a personal injury case is filed, ...
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Personal Injury Litigation – What Are Affirmative Defenses?
April 26, 2013 | Collins Law Environmental & Personal Injury Lawyers
“Yeah, but it was his fault too!” That sums up in a nutshell what an affirmative defense is in a personal injury lawsuit. In the example of a car accident case, a plaintiff may be injured when the responsible driver runs a red light and a car crash takes place. The injured plaintiff files a [&he...
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Another School Bus Tragedy
April 16, 2013 | Collins Law Environmental & Personal Injury Lawyers
Sadly, earlier this month there was another fatal accident involving a school bus here in Illinois. While the official cause of the incident that left one person dead and dozens injured is still not known, the accident in Lake County highlights the need for better safety and institutional controls w...
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It Is Now Even More Important To Be Careful What You Sign
April 5, 2013 | Collins Law Environmental & Personal Injury Lawyers
As discussed here previously, reading something you are asked to sign, before you sign it, is vitally important in any context, but especially when it comes to personal injury waivers or releases of liability. Americans are routinely bombarded with advanced waivers they are expected to sign before t...
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Personal Injury Litigation – What Is A Complaint?
March 29, 2013 | Collins Law Environmental & Personal Injury Lawyers
Any type of lawsuit, whether it be personal injury, breach of contract, or otherwise, is initiated by the filing of a complaint. The complaint lays out the basic facts of who the parties to the suit are, what the case is about, and what the plaintiff (in a personal injury case that is the victim [&h...
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Personal Injury Litigation – What Is A Deposition?
March 18, 2013 | Collins Law Environmental & Personal Injury Lawyers
In civil litigation, the most powerful tool an experienced attorney has for uncovering the truth of what happened is discovery. Discovery is the term to describe when the parties to a lawsuit not only exchange information amongst themselves, but also are allowed to investigate further and ask questi...
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Why You Need A Good Personal Injury Lawyer
March 5, 2013 | Collins Law Environmental & Personal Injury Lawyers
Many people do not realize when they are hurt, even in a minor accident, that a good personal injury attorney is an invaluable resource. Some people try to just “handle it on their own,” thinking if something is small in their mind, it is not worth bringing in a personal injury attorney. But, if...
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So Now Winter Really Is Coming!
February 21, 2013 | Collins Law Environmental & Personal Injury Lawyers
A few months back this blog gave you some important information on winter weather and how it relates to personal injury lawsuits. Well, winter has not made much of an impression on Chicagoland this year…until now. With the biggest storm of the season set to hit Illinois tonight, things like the ...
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Sunland Salmonella Outbreak Update
February 14, 2013 | Collins Law Environmental & Personal Injury Lawyers
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and state and local health officials investigated an outbreak of Salmonella Bredeney infections linked to Trader Joe’s Valencia Creamy Salted Peanut Butter, with SKU # 97111, made by Sunland Inc. of P...
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One Crash, Two Claims – Car Accident Issues
February 7, 2013 | Collins Law Environmental & Personal Injury Lawyers
Many people do not realize that when they are in a car accident, whether minor or serious, two potential claims are created: property damage and bodily injury. With the way insurance policies are written these days, and the way the claims are processed, it is important for the average driver to unde...
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