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Why Most Personal Injury Cases Never Go to Trial (And What That Means)

Why Most Personal Injury Cases Never Go to Trial (And What That Means)

If you imagine personal injury lawsuits unfolding in dramatic courtroom showdowns with impassioned closing arguments and tense jury deliberations, the reality might surprise you. Most injured people who pursue compensation never see the inside of a courtroom, and understanding why can help you make informed decisions about your own case. The experienced personal injury lawyers at Knowles Law Firm have built their reputation over 55 years by achieving favorable settlements for clients throughout Nebraska. As a family-owned practice with a deep understanding of insurance negotiations, our attorneys recognize when a settlement serves clients best…

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Electric Vehicle Accidents: New Challenges in Personal Injury Claims

Electric vehicles are redefining automotive safety standards while introducing complex legal challenges for accident victims. Unlike traditional gasoline-powered vehicles, EVs present unique considerations in personal injury cases, from specialized emergency response protocols to distinct liability issues involving advanced technology systems. As Nebraska’s roads welcome increasing numbers of electric vehicles, accident victims face unfamiliar legal terrain when seeking compensation for their injuries. The attorneys at Knowles Law Firm possess the experience necessary to navigate the evolving landscape of car accident claims involving electric vehicles. With 55 years of combined experience in Nebraska personal injury law,…

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Social Media Mistakes That Could Destroy Your Personal Injury Case

Social media platforms can become a digital minefield after an accident, where a single post may undermine months of legal work and cost you thousands in compensation. Your casual photos, status updates, and check-ins create a permanent record that insurance companies and defense attorneys scrutinize to discredit your injury claims. If you have been injured in an accident, the experienced personal injury attorneys at Knowles Law Firm understand how social media evidence can impact your case. We help clients navigate these challenges while protecting their right to fair compensation. How Social Media Evidence Is…

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When Can You Claim Loss of Earning Capacity in a Nebraska Injury Case?

Loss of earning capacity represents one of the most significant yet misunderstood components of personal injury compensation in Nebraska. Unlike lost wages, which cover income already missed, loss of earning capacity addresses your reduced ability to earn money in the future due to permanent injuries or disabilities from an accident. The attorneys at Knowles Law Firm have extensive experience helping Nebraska injury victims recover compensation for diminished earning capacity. With over 130 years of combined experience, we understand how to properly document and present these complex claims. Our team has obtained multi-million dollar settlements…

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The Role of Cell Phone Records in Distracted Driving Cases

The Role of Cell Phone Records in Distracted Driving Cases

Mobile phone distraction has become one of the leading causes of traffic accidents in Nebraska and nationwide. When drivers shift their attention to their phones—whether texting, scrolling social media, or making calls—their reaction time slows significantly, often with devastating consequences. In distracted driving cases, cell phone records frequently serve as the smoking gun, providing irrefutable evidence of a driver’s activities in the crucial moments before a collision and helping victims secure the compensation they deserve. The attorneys at Knowles Law Firm have successfully utilized cell phone records in numerous distracted driving cases throughout our…

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Dangerous Roads for Motorcyclists in Nebraska

Motorcycle riders in Nebraska face unique challenges due to the state’s diverse road conditions and traffic patterns. Understanding these hazards is crucial for ensuring safety and reducing the risk of motorcycle accidents.​   Top 5 Most Dangerous Roads for Motorcyclists in Nebraska 1. Interstate 80 Interstate 80 is a major thoroughfare that stretches across Nebraska, experiencing heavy traffic volumes, including a significant number of commercial vehicles. The high-speed limits and frequent lane changes increase the risk of collisions, especially for motorcyclists who are more vulnerable to blind spots and sudden maneuvers by other drivers.​…

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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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How to Deal With Insurance Companies After a Truck Accident       

If you get involved in a truck accident in Nebraska, the insurance company that receives your claim will not have your best interests in mind. It is important to know how to deal with the insurance company and its claims adjuster after a truck accident correctly to protect your rights. Otherwise, you may end up settling for less than your claim is worth. Don’t Admit Fault The trucking company and its insurance carrier will begin investigating the case the same day as the crash, in most cases. Many truck companies send rapid response teams…

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What Is Attorney-Client Privilege in Nebraska?

When you hire a personal injury lawyer or another type of attorney in Nebraska, you receive what is referred to as attorney-client privilege. This is a rule of confidentiality between the attorney and his or her client. Under this rule, a lawyer may not divulge confidential communications made while rendering professional legal services to a client. How Does Attorney-Client Privilege Work? Nebraska Revised Statute 27-503 gives the state’s definition of lawyer-client privilege. This law states that a client has the privilege to refuse to disclose and prevent any other person from disclosing confidential communications…

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What Happens if You Get in an Accident With a Government Vehicle?

Every day in Omaha, hundreds of government vehicles traverse public roads and highways. These vehicles include law enforcement cars, ambulances, fire trucks, and vehicles driven by government agents. If you get into a car accident with government vehicles, you may not know who is responsible for paying for the crash. Claims against the government look different in Nebraska than general car accident claims. Here’s what you need to know. Sovereign Immunity Protects Government Agencies From Liability Sovereign immunity is a federal legal doctrine that states that the government cannot be sued without its consent….

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