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Do You Have to Use a Mechanic Recommended by the Insurance Company After a Car Accident?

When you contact the insurance company after an accident in Nebraska, they may pressure you to choose a repair shop that saves them the most money and is most beneficial for them. However, you do not have to use the mechanic they recommend. In Nebraska, you have the right to choose your own mechanic, despite what the insurance company may tell you. With the help of the experienced lawyers at Knowles Law Firm, you can better understand your rights and how insurance companies may mislead you.  With more than 55 years of experience in…

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How to Prove Liability: What You Need to Know About Truck Accident Claims

Truck accidents often involve multiple parties. Drivers, trucking companies, and vehicle manufacturers are all potentially liable. Due to the sheer number of involved parties, truck accident claims can be much more complex than typical car accidents. To receive compensation, you must be able to demonstrate another party’s liability for your losses. To successfully demonstrate another individual’s liability for your losses, you must demonstrate their duty of care, negligence, causation of your bodily harm, and losses related to the incident. We at Knowles Law Firm can help you demonstrate liability and obtain the complete compensation…

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Can You Subpoena a Drug Test if You Suspect a Commercial Truck Driver Was Under the Influence?

Sharing the road with commercial trucks in Nebraska is a fact of life. Truck drivers are held to a high standard of care due to the size of their vehicles. Unfortunately, many truck drivers breach this duty of care by driving their trucks while under the influence, which can lead to serious truck accidents. If you suffered injuries in a truck accident and you suspect the driver was under the influence, it is possible federal law requires the driver’s employer to perform a drug test of the driver after the collision. At Knowles Law…

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Steps to Take After a Truck Accident: A Comprehensive Guide

A truck accident can be overwhelming. The trauma of a large commercial vehicle colliding into you can cause physical injuries as well as emotional stress. After an accident, your safety and well-being should be your absolute top priority. But in addition to prioritizing your medical health, there are a few critical steps you should take to protect your legal rights and secure compensation for your injuries.  The experienced truck accident attorneys  at Knowles Law Firm can walk you through the essential steps after a truck accident, helping you confidently navigate the situation. There is…

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The Importance of a Police Report After a Commercial Truck Collision

If you have suffered injuries in a commercial truck accident in Nebraska due to another party’s negligence, you may feel overwhelmed and unsure how to protect your rights. One of the most important steps to take in this situation is contacting the police so they can file a report. A police report is an official recording of the accident that contains details about who was involved and what happened. This document can help prove liability, preserve evidence, and streamline the claim process, making it a crucial piece of evidence. At Knowles Law Firm, we…

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Legal Protections for Children Injured on Playgrounds

Playgrounds should allow children to have fun and stay active, but accidents can happen when proper safety measures aren’t in place.  If your child has been injured on a playground, it’s essential to understand the legal protections available to hold responsible parties accountable. For example, if hazards were left in reach of kids, no adults were watching the children play, or equipment was in disrepair, you may have rights and protections you can utilize. Knowing your rights can help you seek justice and compensation for your child’s injuries, and an attorney from Knowles Law…

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Tell-Tale Signs of Drunk Driving

It is impossible to operate a motor vehicle with the required amount of care, prudence, and attention while under the influence of alcohol or drugs, as alcohol consumption significantly impairs these abilities. Despite knowing the risks of drunk driving, thousands of drivers in Nebraska commit this dangerous crime each year. According to the Nebraska Department of Transportation, 1,534 alcohol-related accidents were reported in 2020 alone. Decrease your odds of getting into a drunk driving accident by learning the tell-tale signs of driver intoxication. Introduction to Impaired Driving Inability to Stay in One Lane When…

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How to Seek Legal Recourse for Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

Carbon monoxide poisoning is an often silent threat, causing harm that can have devastating consequences for victims. If you have required medical attention due to carbon monoxide exposure, seeking legal recourse may help you recover damages for your injuries. Understanding your rights and how to hold responsible parties accountable is essential in these situations.  We encourage you to pursue justice and compensation after a carbon monoxide poisoning incident. An attorney from Knowles Law Firm can provide invaluable support to you during this difficult time, making it easier to focus on healing and recovery. We…

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Summer Camp Injuries: What Are Your Legal Options?

When you send your child to summer camp in Nebraska, you expect the staff to protect their safety, keep the grounds safe, and ensure that employees have the proper training. If a summer camp neglects these duties, you may receive a call that your child is injured and wonder what your legal options are. Fortunately, with the help of our experienced lawyers at Knowles Law Firm, you can file a claim, prove negligence, and better understand the value of your case to receive a fair settlement. With over 55 years of experience and multi-million…

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Can You Sue if Your Child Was Injured During a Field Trip?

Field trips can be a fun and educational opportunity for your children, but if the school bus gets involved in an accident, they are left unsupervised or are exposed to dangerous conditions, and they may suffer injuries. If your child is hurt on a field trip due to another party’s negligence, you have the right to file a claim and hold the at-fault party accountable. However, this process can be complex, so our seasoned lawyers at Knowles Law Firm are here to help. We handle every aspect of your claim with the utmost care…

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