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5 Ways to Prevent Injuries in a Psychiatric Hospital Although it is not the family’s responsibility to prevent injuries of their loved ones who are patients in a psychiatric hospital, being proactive is certainly preferred over dealing with an injury that could have been prevented. To assist you with this, we have gathered a…

Is There a Statute of Limitations for Car Accidents? At best a car accident can be a huge inconvenience even if it is only a minor collision. The time it takes to stop, exchange information with the other driver/s and possibly wait for assistance alone can take a big chunk out of your day….

5 Ways to Prove Emotional Distress As you can well imagine, suing for emotional distress is not an easy venture. Proving emotional distress, particularly in the absence of physical injury is extremely difficult. Consulting with a lawyer who has expertise in this area is vital if you hope to have any chance at recovering…

7 Tips for Preventing Car Accidents During the Holidays The holiday season is one of the more dangerous times to commute on the roads. From poor weather conditions to an abundance of vehicles on the road, taking extra precautions during the holiday season is always a good idea. As gasoline prices continue to be…

Who is Liable for Nursing Home Injuries? When someone is injured in a nursing home, the natural assumption is that the proprietor is responsible. Much like the captain of a ship, we assume that those in charge of a facility are ultimately responsible for everything that happens within it. From a legal standpoint, however,…

Robert L. Greening Selected for 2016 SuperLawyers Top-rated Personal Injury Attorney and founder of GreeningLaw, P.C. in Dallas, TX, Robert L. Greening has been selected to SuperLawyers, a Thomson Reuters Service, for 2016. He has represented clients throughout the state of Texas, fighting for their rights in the practice of personal injury. SuperLawyers is…

Who Is Responsible if You’re Involved in an Accident with a Ride Share Service? In an auto accident, liability may or may not necessarily need to be established depending on where the accident occurred. In no-fault states, auto insurance providers are required to pay the medical costs of the insured driver and passengers regardless…

What is an Attorney’s Role in the VA Claims Process? Most claimants for VA Disability Compensation will never need an Attorney.  In fact, by law, Attorneys are barred from even taking a fee for representing claimants before the VA until the Veteran appeals a decision against her.   The VA is, of course, a…

Why It Is Important to Make Your VA Disability Compensation Claim Much like wearing service ribbons you rate but feel you did nothing significant to earn, many Veterans are uncomfortable making claims for VA Disability Compensation. Because Veterans are by nature selfless and uncomplaining, many will look at their brothers and sisters-in-arms with more…

What Are the Risks of Not Reporting an Accident to Your Insurance Company? You’ve been in a car wreck involving another vehicle. The damages don’t look that extensive, no one’s been hurt and you both think this is too minor a deal to bother reporting to your respective insurance companies. So is it in…