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10/26/2021

What Is Wrongful Death?

Wrongful death is the tragedy of someone losing his or her life because of the avoidable actions of another person. It is also a type of civil lawsuit in Nebraska. A wrongful death lawsuit can bring surviving family members closure, answers, and justice. It can also provide important financial compensation to help the family pay for related costs. Learn more about what makes a wrongful death claim by consulting with a wrongful death lawyer in Omaha today. Nebraska’s Definition of Wrongful Death Each state has its own definition of wrongful death, located in that…

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10/26/2021

What Are the Most Dangerous Jobs In Construction?

Construction is one of the most important industries in the modern world. It is also the most dangerous. According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), the construction industry has more worker deaths than any other industry each year. In 2019, 1,061 workers in construction lost their lives on the job. Any career in construction can come with risks of serious injuries. Statistically, however, some jobs in construction are more dangerous than others. Roofing Roofing and working from heights are dangerous jobs for obvious reasons – the risk of falling. What OSHA calls…

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10/26/2021

The Facts About Distracted Driving

Distracted driving is one of the greatest dangers that today’s drivers face. Many drivers overestimate their abilities to safely operate motor vehicles while also engaging in other activities, such as using their cell phones. Driving requires a driver’s full attention, however. Any amount of driver distraction or inattention can result in a serious car accident and personal injury. Get the facts about the threat of distracted driving in Nebraska and throughout the U.S. What Is Distracted Driving? Distracted driving refers to operating a motor vehicle without dedicating 100 percent of your focus and attention…

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10/26/2021

The Different Severities Of Burns

Burns are painful and often debilitating injuries. They can be physically and emotionally scarring. A burn can damage the skin and underlying tissues, often resulting in permanent scarring or disfigurement. Physicians categorize burn injuries into three degrees based on burn severity. This allows them to administer the proper treatment. First Degree A first-degree burn is the most minor degree. A first-degree burn also referred to as a superficial burn, does not go beyond the top layer of skin (the epidermis). Symptoms of a first-degree burn include pain, redness, and dry skin. The burn may…

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10/26/2021

Early Signs Of A Negligent Landlord

Rental properties can be full of opportunities for accidents, injuries, and larger-scale disasters – especially when a landlord is careless or negligent. Unfortunately, not all landlords and property owners are responsible. Many try to cut costs by neglecting basic property maintenance. Others don’t respond to tenants’ concerns or needs. Keep an eye out for these five early signs of a negligent landlord in Omaha to avoid finding yourself in a dangerous living situation. Poorly Maintained Common Areas First impressions matter. When touring a potential home or apartment for the first time, look at the…

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09/30/2021

When Are Pedestrians Liable for a Car Accident?

Fault is never assumed in a car accident case – even a crash that causes more harm to one victim than the other. Instead, each case is carefully assessed and investigated by an insurance company for signs and evidence to prove fault. If you are involved in a car accident with a pedestrian in Nebraska, it is possible that the pedestrian bears or shares liability (financial responsibility) for the crash. Understanding Nebraska’s pedestrian liability laws can help you protect your right to recover financially. Do Pedestrians Always Have the Right-of-Way? No. Pedestrians do not…

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09/24/2021

What to Do After a Side-Impact Accident

A side-impact accident is a type of car crash where the sides of two vehicles collide. These collisions often take place when one vehicle makes an unsafe merge or lane change or cuts another driver off. These car accident cases can be complicated, as both drivers may believe that they had the right-of-way. Taking the correct steps after a side-impact accident can help you protect your legal rights and recover the financial compensation that you require. Stop and Assess Always pull over as close to the scene of an auto accident as possible. Nebraska…

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09/17/2021

What Are the Different Ways to Collect on a Personal Injury Judgment?

If you were injured in an accident that was caused by someone else’s carelessness or recklessness, you may be entitled to financial compensation through a personal injury case. Most personal injury claims settle, meaning that they are resolved with agreements between the injured party and the insurance company. Some, however, require trials that may end in judgment awards. Either way, you may need assistance from an Omaha personal injury attorney to collect the money that you are owed. Wait for a Settlement Check The majority of personal injury cases are resolved with settlements. Settlements…

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09/10/2021

Long-Term Costs of Brain Injuries

An injury to the brain can cause serious and lasting damage to a victim. If you or a loved one has suffered a brain injury in an auto accident, fall, act of violence, or other circumstances, you may be facing a lifetime of related complications. Understanding the common long-term costs of brain injuries could allow your family to seek the financial compensation that you deserve through the civil justice system. For more information about recovering financially from the long-term effects of a brain injury, contact an Omaha brain injury attorney. Permanent Disability A traumatic…

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09/03/2021

Damages to Look for After a Rear-End Car Accident

As a driver involved in a rear-end car accident, you might immediately notice cosmetic or more significant vehicle damage from the impact, as well as signs of a physical injury. It is important, however, to keep an eye out for delayed or hidden damages after a rear-end car accident, as well. These collisions can cause more damage than you might initially realize. Hidden Vehicle Damage Hidden vehicle damage is a significant concern after a rear-end car accident. Hidden damage is especially common after a minor collision, such as a low-speed fender bender, as an…

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