Raise your hand if you’re a child of the ‘80s. Even if you’re not, you might be familiar with the legendary Ferris Bueller and one of ... Read more
Like Father, Like Son: An Interview with Montana Personal Injury Attorney Tommy Murphy
Growing up, Thomas (“Tommy”) Murphy had a front-row seat to watch the wheels of justice turn. His father, Tom Murphy, was sprinting to ... Read more
How Florida Courts Handle Punitive Damage Awards in Personal Injury Cases
Does someone deserve to be punished for your injury? It might feel that way, but Florida’s courts have strict standards for when a ... Read more
Georgia Statute of Limitations for Auto Accident Claims
If you’ve been injured in an auto accident, there’s a good chance you’re feeling overwhelmed. You’re undoubtedly worried about your ... Read more
What Do I Need to Know about Depositions in Georgia?
The mere mention of the word “deposition” is enough to make most non-lawyers start sweating. Whether you’re thinking about deposing ... Read more
Can You Receive Workers’ Comp for PTSD and Similar Injuries?
Workers’ compensation is a form of insurance that pays medical expenses and lost wages to employees who are injured while doing their ... Read more
10 Worst States for Deer-Vehicle Collisions
A thick fog rolls over a rural road in the early morning. A white-tailed deer bounds from the tall grass on one side of the road to a ... Read more
What Is It Like to be in a Car Crash?
Car insurance experts say that the average person is involved in a car crash about once every 18 years. That ends up being 3 to 4 ... Read more
What is a Catastrophic Personal Injury Claim?
Any kind of accident can lead to serious injuries. But what makes an accident catastrophic? Someone once said that even a minor medical ... Read more
Should I Handle My Car Accident Without Involving Insurance?
You just had a minor car accident. Maybe you bumped into another car at a stop sign, or someone scraped your bumper in a parking lot. ... Read more
Are Part-time Employees Eligible for Workers’ Comp?
Workers’ compensation is a benefit offered to most employees to pay for their expenses if they are hurt on the job. Workers’ ... Read more
What Are Wrongful Death Lawsuits?
What happens when negligence causes someone’s death? On the evening of August 25, 2001, award-winning-singer Aaliyah boarded a ... Read more
Out-of-Court Settlement or Trial: Which Is Best for My Personal Injury Case?
The vast majority of personal injury cases are settled out of court. Nevertheless, the old adage is that a good lawyer isn’t afraid to ... Read more
Can You File a Defamation Lawsuit After Being Accused of a Crime?
Some incidents leave an indelible mark on our consciousness because of what happened, how they happened, and the people involved. One ... Read more
Can You Change a False or Inaccurate Police Report?
A police report is a written account of a police officer’s observations. If the police are called to the scene of a car accident, they ... Read more
Arizona Child Car Seat Laws and Requirements
Did you know that most hospital birthing centers have someone on staff whose job includes inspecting your car seat before letting you ... Read more
When You Can (and Can’t) Be Fired After a Work Injury
An on-the-job injury is stressful for a whole host of reasons. Aside from the physical pain you might be experiencing, you probably ... Read more
Deadliest Train Accidents in American History
The United States rail network consists of more than 140,000 miles of track. Every day freight trains travel across the country ... Read more
Georgia Contributory Negligence Laws
Personal injury law should be easy. A person was injured, and the person who caused the injury should be held responsible for the ... Read more
What To Do After a Work-Related Car Accident in Georgia
There are certain steps you should take following an off-work car accident. But what happens if the auto accident occurs while you’re ... Read more
Can You Sue Your Landlord for Black Mold in Georgia?
You bend down to pick up the toothbrush you dropped on your bathroom floor and that’s when you see it — black mold covering the bottom ... Read more
Motorcycle Lane Splitting: Where Is It Legal?
Have you ever been stuck in traffic on a 2-lane highway and watched as a motorcycle blew past you using the narrow space between the ... Read more
What’s the Difference Between a Jury and Bench Trial?
If you’ve ever watched a courtroom drama or read a legal thriller, then you’re probably familiar with a jury trial. But you might be ... Read more
Can I Sue My Veterinarian for an Injury to My Pet?
It’s a pet owner's worst nightmare: You bring your animal to your veterinarian for a routine procedure and something goes horribly ... Read more
What’s a Frivolous Lawsuit?
The vast majority of personal injury lawsuits filed in the United States involve legitimate claims and are the result of honest ... Read more
How Should I Handle an Auto Accident in a Rental Car?
Getting into any kind of car accident can be stressful enough, even if damages are minor and there are no injuries. But if you’re in an ... Read more
Enjuris Interview: Get to Know Montana Personal Injury Lawyer Matt Murphy
There’s something about people that resonates with Matt Murphy. Though he loves to read, write, and argue, it’s people that motivated ... Read more
Laws and Regulations for Florida Motorcyclists
Welcome to the Sunshine State... that’s probably one of the reasons why so many of us love our motorcycles. Whether for recreation or ... Read more
Should You Sue an Uninsured Driver After an Accident?
The legal system is designed to restore a plaintiff (accident victim) to the financial condition they were in before an accident or ... Read more
When Should I Fire My Lawyer?
Every profession has good, talented people — and then there are those who are less talented or motivated to do the right thing. The ... Read more
What Are “No Pay, No Play” Laws, and How Do They Apply to Uninsured Drivers?
No pay, no play. If you’re unfamiliar with this phrase in the context of car insurance law, here’s what it means: A state with a no ... Read more
Vaping Lawsuits: What To Do If You Become Sick
You might be hearing a lot of news about vaping deaths and illnesses, particularly among American teens. But it’s not just teens who ... Read more
5 Most Common Workplace Injuries in Georgia
According to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, Georgia employers reported 78,200 nonfatal workplace injuries in 2017. ... Read more
Navigating New Lung Illness and Vaping Health Risks
The following post was written by an Enjuris contributor. The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in the text belong solely to the ... Read more
Is Being a Personal Injury Plaintiff Stressful?
Most people understand that being sued is an incredibly stressful event. But fewer people understand that being a plaintiff in a ... Read more
How Nurse Case Managers Affect Your Georgia Workers’ Compensation Claim
Nurses are the unsung heroes of the medical profession. They offer compassion, healing, advice, and education when we need it most. But ... Read more
Does Workers’ Compensation Pay Lost Overtime?
Overtime, by definition, is time you work that's outside your normal scheduled hours, if those hours bring your weekly total to more ... Read more
Enjuris Interview: Meet Montana Personal Injury Lawyer Thomas Murphy
Thomas J. Murphy, Esq. Some lawyers become personal injury attorneys through happenstance or because they believe doing so will ... Read more
What to Expect After a Rear End Car Accident
A rear-end car accident might seem minor, just a bump from behind. But even low-speed collisions can cause life-long injury. What can ... Read more
Top 10 Law School Rankings by Minority Enrollment
Many experts agree that a diverse classroom benefits all students. So why is the legal profession one of the least diverse occupations ... Read more