At the conclusion of a lawsuit, one of the most confusing topics for clients can be the issue of subrogation. Most clients don’t realize that if their health insurance or Medicare pays for some of their medical bills stemming from an auto accident or slip…
Read More »In the world of Personal Injury litigation, the facts surrounding some cases border on the unbelievable. Oftentimes, those unbelievable facts result in tragic consequences for families. In other circumstances, facts are hard to believe, the case involves injuries but the affected individual is otherwise intact. …
Read More »In cases stemming from car accidents, there is typically a police report prepared at the scene of the accident. The police are called after the accident, they show up, gather statements, and prepare the report. Most of the time this is an elementary exercise. While…
Read More »In a recent case, JB Law was able to secure a significant settlement for a client (“Jackie Doe”) who tripped and fell on the floor at a well-known resort. The incident occurred on the granite floor in the lobby and there was nothing on the…
Read More »When signing up a new case, a question often asked is whether the new client can recover funds for reinjuring a body part that had been previously injured. The simple answer to that question is yes, but it can get complicated depending on the extent…
Read More »When litigating a large case, a trial attorney needs to have the courage of his or her convictions on the settlement value of the case. Essentially, a trial attorney, with agreement from the client, has to be ready, willing and able to try a case…
Read More »After years of litigating and trying cases against some of the wealthiest corporations and insurance companies in the world, JB Law knows how to best prepare a case for trial. While most personal injury firms look for excuses to avoid trial, JB Law takes a…
Read More »We are often asked about the most important factors when trying to obtain a large verdict in a jury trial. And truth be told, there are a lot of factors – the jury, the injury, the facts giving rise to the injury, the county where…
Read More »Some cases are so big or so contested that they just need a trial. And during Covid, the courthouses around the country were closed and cases were not getting to trial. So how did the insurance companies and self-insured Defendants handle these large or contested…
Read More »There is a belief that the use of video surveillance in stores helps companies bolster their defense in the event of a lawsuit. But that’s not always the case. In fact, sometimes the opposite is true, and surveillance can lead to excellent results for the…
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