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Under Minnesota law, anyone who has been the victim of sexual abuse or assault can file a civil lawsuit against not just the person who abused them, but also against churches, schools, or other third parties who negligently enabled the abuse to happen. This post will look at the basic elements of a sex abuse lawsuit in Minnesota. We will also analyze the potential settlement value of Minnesota sex abuse lawsuits.

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This page will discuss fetal heat monitoring strips and how they can be used as evidence in birth injury malpractice lawsuits. The goal of this page is to help explain the significance of fetal heart tracing and how they are supposed to be interpreted and utilized during labor and delivery.

Categories of Fetal Heart Tracing

Fetal heart tracing patterns (i.e., the rhythm of the baby’s heartbeat) are grouped into three categories: Category 1, Category 2, and Category 3.

This page will look at the general laws and procedural rules that apply to medical malpractice lawsuits in Georgia, so you understand how your case might proceed.

Georgia is a large state, and Atlanta is one of the biggest metropolitan areas in the entire country. So Georgia has a very active malpractice lawsuit docket. We look at what makes a solid claim and medical malpractice settlement amounts in Georgia and how they are calculated.

Reach out to our malpractice lawyers today for a free, no-obligation consultation about your medical malpractice lawsuits in Georgia. Call us at 800-553-8082 or get a free online consultation.

Our lawyers are currently accepting new lawsuits from individual who were injured as a result of a defect Zimmer hip replacement implant. The Zimmer hip replacement joint implants were recalled in July 2024 due to design defects in the implant device that significantly increase the risk of thig bone fractures.

If you had a Zimmer hip implant and suffered a fractured femur, or other leg fractures or injuries, you may be eligible to file a lawsuit and get compensation. Contact our national product liability lawyers today at 800-553-8082.

About Zimmer Hip Replacement Products

This page looks at settlement amounts and jury payouts in personal injury cases in Ohio. Our lawyers also provide an analysis of Ohio personal injury law.

If you are a personal injury victim bringing a compensation claim in Ohio, you want to know the possible range of settlement payouts for your claim.  Why? Because money compensation is what a personal injury or wrongful death claim is ultimately about.

This page is designed to look at how personal injury cases have been resolved in Ohio and to give you the ability to match your claim with Ohio personal injury settlement statistics and example settlements and jury payouts.

This page discusses injury claims related to bicep injuries resulting from car accidents and other incidents. Our legal team examines the causes of these injuries and explores the typical compensation amounts awarded by juries or settled for torn bicep injuries.

About Bicep Tear Injuries

The biceps are muscles located on the front of the upper arm responsible for bending the forearm at the elbow. The bicep is connected to bones by three tendons. One tendon extends from the shoulder’s outer side, attaching the bicep to the top of the shoulder socket. A second tendon secures the bicep to the inner side of the shoulder socket on the shoulder blade (scapula). Finally, a third tendon links the bicep to the lower arm bone (radius) at the elbow.

Defective tires can cause serious motor vehicle accidents. When a defective tire suddenly and unexpectedly fails or blows out at high speed on the road the results can be catastrophic for drivers and passengers. Auto accidents caused by defective tires can cause serious injuries and even death.

Individuals who are seriously harmed in an auto or truck accident that was caused by defective tires can get financial compensation from for their losses by filing a defective tire lawsuit against the manufacturer. This page will discuss product liability cases involving defective tires and what the potential settlement value of these cases is.

About Defective Tires and Auto Accidents

Below are example settlement amounts and jury payouts in Iowa medical malpractice and other personal injury cases.

Iowa Personal Injury Verdicts and Settlements

  • 2024, Iowa: $44,124 Verdict: The plaintiff was rear-ended by the defendant, a teenager driving his mother’s car. The plaintiff allegedly suffered injuries including whiplash and aggravation of arthritis. The defendants admitted fault for the minor impact accident but disputed causation and the extent of the plaintiff’s claimed injuries. The defendants filed an offer to allow a judgment to be taken against them and in favor of the plaintiff in the amount of $22,500 which was not accepted by the plaintiff.

Our firm’s national mass tort lawyers attorneys continuously monitor and track events in the various class action MDLs pending in the federal courts (MDL Docket #s). We track the volume of new cases being filed or transferred into each MDL every month, the trends or patterns in new case filings, and the status of bellwether trials, discovery, and other proceedings. And, of course, we track mass tort settlement amounts.

With a new year, we are starting to get a clearer picture of what we can expect in 2024 from the various mass tort MDLs, including those ready to grow and those ready to settle.

This post examines the hottest, biggest, and most compelling mass torts in 2024. If you click the individual links, we also project these settlement amounts.

Victims who suffer catastrophic injuries from auto accidents, defective products, medical malpractice, or other types of negligence are legally entitled to monetary compensation in a catastrophic injury lawsuit. In this post, we will explain what is considered a catastrophic injury and look at how victims can obtain settlement compensation by bringing a successful catastrophic injury lawsuit.

What is a Catastrophic Injury or Illness?

The term “catastrophic injury” is a phase frequently used in the field of personal injury and workers comp law to refer to the most serious types of physical injuries and diseases. A catastrophic injury is generally defined as any physical injury, disease or illness that can reasonably be expected to leave someone incapacitated and unable to work for a prolonged time period or permanently.

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