Holiday Lighting Safety – Enjoy Holidays Injury Free
Friday, 10 December 2021
With the holidays upon us, life becomes busier and busier. We all have more to do preparing meals, shopping, and welcoming guests. Everyone is relieved and grateful that the pace this year will be more normal than last year for most of us. However, it’s important not to let the pace of the holidays keep
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Trick or Treat and Pedestrian Safety
Friday, 29 October 2021
Halloween has one of the highest rates of pedestrian-vehicle collisions involving children, of any night of the year – not a big surprise due to the numbers of children on the roads on Halloween. It is also a night of increased drunk driving by teens and adults participating in Halloween festivities. You can protect your
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The Importance of Finding a Knowledgeable Injury Attorney
Wednesday, 20 October 2021
Transcript: The laws of every state are a little bit different. No two states have identical laws when it comes to injury claims. One particular example in Delaware that a lawyer from another state may not appreciate is that in Delaware, if you’re injured and you’re from California, Maryland, wherever, and your own insurance company
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Out of State Plaintiffs in Car Accidents
Friday, 30 July 2021
Hi, I’m Roger Landon. One of the lawyers at Murphy and Landon and Wilmington, Delaware. We’re an injury firm and we represent people who were injured in automobile accidents among other things I’d like to talk to you today about what happens when somebody from out of state comes into Delaware and has the unfortunate
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Experts: Who are They and Why are they Important to your case?
Monday, 26 April 2021
An expert is hired to explain facts to a jury that are outside the realm of understanding for most people. Understanding that some people may have more, or less, knowledge, the knowledge of a jury is assessed based upon whether most people in the population would have knowledge of a particular technology, standard or topic.
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Protecting Settlements and Verdicts for Injured Minors
Tuesday, 23 February 2021
Parents and guardians often have questions about what happens to the settlement money when a case resolves in favor of a minor. The short answer? The money is protected for the minor until they reach the age of majority. How? It depends. Options available depend upon the age of the child and the health of
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Top 10 Pedestrian Safety Tips
Thursday, 22 October 2020
Pedestrian accidents increase in summer and fall. These collisions include people who are walking, skating and riding bicycles. With more people outdoors to step away from their computers and enjoy the weather, there are more opportunities for cars, trucks and vans to collide with them. Here are the Top 10 ways to avoid being the
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Top 10 Pedestrian Safety Tips
Thursday, 03 September 2020
Pedestrian accidents increase in summer and fall. These collisions include people who are walking, skating and riding bicycles. With more people outdoors who step away from their computers to enjoy the weather, there are more opportunities for cars, trucks and vans to collide with them. Here are the Top 10 ways to avoid being the
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Preventing Motorcycle Accidents
Friday, 28 February 2020
Few things compare to the thrill of roaring down the highway on the back of a motorcycle, with the sun at your back and the open road ahead. Many cities have active motorcycling communities, with thousands of aficionados gathering regularly for group rides and events. As new riders join the ranks of more seasoned bikers
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Tobacco Giants Ordered to Pay $157M in Groundbreaking Same-Sex Wrongful Death Lawsuit
Tuesday, 24 December 2019
Two of the nation’s largest cigarette-makers must pay more than $157 million to a man whose husband died after decades of smoking, a Florida jury has found in the first same-sex wrongful death case against the tobacco industry to go to trial in the United States. A jury in Broward County entered its verdict against
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