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5 Things You May Not Know About Class Action Claims

  What happens when you file a class action lawsuit? Like most people, you probably have many questions about the process. How do lawyers divide up the money? What happens if there are different levels of injuries? How does the Court choose the lead plaintiff? All of these are valid questions and ones that we’re going to answer in this blog. Class action litigation can be confusing and overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. We’re here to give you the inside scoop on everything you need about class action claims. What is a class action claim? A class action claim is a lawsuit brought by one or more individuals on behalf of a larger group of people. Class action lawsuits are typically filed against companies or other large entities, allowing a group of people to seek relief for injuries or damages they have suffered. Class action lawsuits are different from other types of cases because they involve many plaintiffs. In a typical lawsuit, there is only one plaintiff and one defendan...

Determining Liability In An Uber Accident Claim

  If you’ve been injured in an Uber accident, you may wonder how to determine liability. The process can be complicated, and the outcome will depend on the facts of your case. In general, Uber accidents fall into one of three categories: only Uber drivers, accidents involving only Uber passengers, and accidents involving both Uber drivers and passengers. In this post, we’ll look at each category and discuss the factors that will determine liability in each case. When an accident happens, who is liable? When an accident happens, the first thing that needs to be done is to figure out who is at fault. In most cases, the person liable for the accident is the one who caused it. However, there are times when more than one person may be held liable for an accident. For example, if an Uber driver gets into an accident while picking up a fare, the driver and Uber may be held liable. This is because Uber is responsible for ensuring that its drivers are safe and insured. If the driver was not...

A Comprehensive Guide To Defective Medical Device Claims

  The world of medical devices is staggeringly complex and dangerous for patients. Medical devices touch every aspect of medical health care, from diagnosis to treatment to rehabilitation. But the safety standards for these devices are shockingly weak. This article aims to explain why defective medical device claims are so important and how they can be filed with help from a qualified attorney. What is a defective medical device claim? A defective medical device claim is filed against a manufacturer or other party responsible for a defective medical device. These claims can be filed by patients, their families, or their representatives. Medical devices are regulated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The FDA requires that all medical devices be safe and effective for their intended use. However, sometimes medical devices need to be correctly designed, manufactured, or labeled. When this happens, patients may be injured or even killed. If a defective medical device ha...

What Do You Need To Know About Premises Liability Claims And Trespassing?

  If you have been injured on another person’s property, you may wonder if you have a premises liability claim. The first thing you need to know is that there are different types of premises liability, and the type of claim you have will depend on the reason you were on the property. The second thing you need to know is that different laws apply to premises liability, depending on whether the injured person is a trespasser, invitee, or licensee. So, what do you need to know about premises liability claims and trespassing? Keep reading to find out! What is premises liability? Premises liability is the legal theory that holds a property owner or occupier responsible for accidents and injuries on their property. This responsibility is based on the legal status of the person who was injured. There are three types of legal status: trespasser, invitee, and licensee. Trespasser A trespasser enters another person’s property without the owner’s permission. Because the trespasser is not sup...