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The Three Most Common Types of Personal Injury Claims in Portland, ME

July 5, 2018

A personal injury claim is one of the hardest claims to deal with. Going through the motions of a legal battle is the last thing...

Who’s Liable When A Car Accident is Caused By A Cell Phone in Maine

June 13, 2018

Out of all the different ways that a car accident can occur, one of the most frustrating is being struck because the other driver was...

Everything You Should Know About Filing A Wrongful Death Lawsuit in Maine

May 30, 2018

Six people were killed in Maine’s deadliest fire in four decades. The Portland area victims’ wrongful death was attributed to code violations made by landlord...

Checklist: What To Do After A Car Accident In A Leased Vehicle in Maine

May 16, 2018

For most people that need a new automobile, purchasing a car is the most popular option. However, depending on your needs, leasing can also be...

How To Prove Fault After an Accident in Portland, ME

May 2, 2018

After you suffered an accident, particularly one that results in serious injuries, there are several important matters to consider. However, if you’re thinking about filing...

Everything You Should Know About Insurance Adjusters & Your Injury Claim

March 14, 2018

If you’re in an accident and it was someone else’s fault, you fully deserve to be compensated for their negligence, to get paid for the...

The Most Common Truck Accident Causes in Portland, ME

February 14, 2018

Truck accidents are a major problem on U.S. roads, and in fact, it’s a problem that’s getting worse instead of better. Even though we’ve got...

Know Your Rights To Accessing Your Medical Records in Maine

January 31, 2018

There’s a wide variety of reasons why you might need to access your medical records. It could be that you’re involved in a personal injury...

Who Is Eligible to File A Wrongful Death Lawsuit in Maine?

January 3, 2018

When someone dies due to the irresponsibility, negligence or intentional acts of someone else, the legal term for this is “wrongful death.” Wrongful death is...