The answer is simple, right away… preferably the day you are injured or shortly after.

When you are injured on the job, or suffer an occupational disease, you are NOT suing your employer. What you have is a claim with your employer’s workers’ compensation insurance carrier. Similar to a car accident, if you are hit by someone driving a car while you are driving for work purposes, you make a …

An unfortunate reality for people injured or killed in a motor vehicle collision is that most drivers only carry the minimum coverage required by the state in which they live. This means that in most instances, the negligent driver is vastly underinsured.

Although some auto defects cause collisions, as in the Toyota sudden acceleration or GM Ignition Switches instances, these claims more oft…

In 2008, Takata first recalled 4,000 airbags in Honda vehicles. Since then, there have been 20 additional recalls for these dangerous airbags in just about all types of vehicles, not just Hondas. Unfortunately, it took until May of 2016 for the federal safety regulators in three independent investigations to conclude that the necessity of a larger recall and universal notification. Through this…