Jan 11, 2021 | #Congress, Biloxi, personal injury, workers compensation
After a workplace injury, you are bound to have a lot of questions. Who’s going to pay for your medical bills? What will you do about missing work? Can you sue your coworker if they caused your injuries? You may even be considering filing for workers’ compensation at...
Dec 16, 2020 | #Congress, Biloxi, lyft, uber
Ridesharing is one of the greatest developments in recent technology. No longer do non-drivers have to schedule taxi rides in advance or bum rides from annoyed friends and family members. No longer do those out for a night on the town have to pick one designated...
Nov 30, 2020 | #Congress, Biloxi, Biloxi Attorneys Law Blog
School bus accidents are one of the greatest tragedies of a school year. No matter how many public service announcements are made or how many adjustments are made to bus design and safety features, each year still sees some children lose their lives to a preventable...
Nov 17, 2020 | #Congress, Biloxi, government, injury, personal injury
Car accidents are complicated enough, but when you get the government involved, the complexity of your case increases tenfold. It should come as no surprise that any personal injury case involving a local or federal government entity requires careful handling and...
Oct 13, 2020 | #Congress, Biloxi, lane splitting, Motorcycle Accidents, personal injury
Whether you’re a new biker or you’ve been hitting the road on your motorcycle for decades, you’re likely no stranger to lane splitting. Lane splitting involves riding between two lanes of traffic moving the same direction. It’s also used to refer to lane filtering,...
Sep 30, 2020 | #Congress, 3rd party claim, Biloxi
When a car accident happens, it’s often assumed that liability is a driver-versus-driver issue. However, in quite a few cases, there is the issue of third party liability. “Third party” is anyone other than the two drivers. This can complicate the settlement process,...
