When you get hurt in an accident, you might decide to seek compensation for your injuries. The laws surrounding personal injury cases are complex and can often be very difficult to understand. If you have suffered from a brain injury, representing yourself might prove to be difficult. This is especially true if you have a brain injury that affects your concentration or memory.
Motor vehicle accident involving school bus injures 13 students
When students get on a school bus, the last thing those students expect is to get injured in an accident. For members of Wisconsin's Pulaski volleyball teams, coming back to school after a match ended with students being injured and a passenger in a car that collided with the bus dying. The accident happened on a flat stretch of dry roadway.
The symptoms of a brain jury
Did you know that brain injuries are so serious that more than 100 people die while suffering from them each day in the United States? These injuries can occur while playing sports, while on the job, or when you are involved in a car accident -- and that is just scratching the surface.
What types of animal attacks are covered under Wisconsin law?
When most people think of injuries caused by animal bites, they automatically think of dog bites. While it is true that dog bites are serious incidents, they aren't the only animals that can bite a person and cause injury. Regardless of the type of animal that bit you, it is important for you to know that you do have the right to seek compensation from the animal's owner so that you aren't the person who is stuck paying the financial cost of the bite.
