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- LexisNexis Fair Credit Reporting Lawsuit-Class Action Mayhem
- Lady Hit By Train says "Railroad Should Have Warned Me"
- Stop Lawsuit Abuse
- Supreme Court: Privacy of Text Messages? You got to be kidding!
- Ridiculous verdict, aluminum baseball bat manufacturer loses big time
- Pay Cash--Doctor Scam
- Defective Coleman Heater Alleged in California Trial
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Frequently Asked Questions about Personal Injury, Medical Malpractice, and Insurance Disputes
Q: Can you sue for what might have happened?
A: No. the law provides for compensation for carelessly caused injury. There must be a more or less direct relationship between the carelessness and some measurable damage. The fact that XYZ "might" have happened in the future doesn't count.
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Latest News
- Posted on 11/18/2009Texas Daycare Lawsuit Exposes Dangerous Loophole
- Posted on 11/17/2009Settlement for Family of Child Killed When Soccer Goal Tips Over
- Posted on 9/25/2009Staunton, VA Doc Punished For Assault & Battery
- Posted on 9/1/2009Congratulations to Attorney Brian Glass
- Posted on 9/1/2009Slip and Fall Cases in Virgina Get Even Tougher