Petrov Personal Injury Lawyers | November 24, 2016 | Car Accident
Trigeminal neuralgia (TN) is a condition that results in extreme pain in the face due to nerve damage. This damage can cause a chronic condition whereby pain may be triggered by the simplest thing such as smiling, eating, or moving the face muscles in other natural ways. How is this condition related to motor vehicle… read more
Petrov Personal Injury Lawyers | November 27, 2015 | Personal Injury
Food banks and other non-profit organizations have to be careful about what goods they serve. Restaurants have to be careful about the food they donate. If you work for a restaurant looking to donate food, or a non-profit looking to distribute food, contact a personal injury attorney to ensure that you are not exposed to… read more
Petrov Personal Injury Lawyers | March 5, 2015 | Car Accident
For cyclists, car doors can be one of the most dangerous threats on the road. An open door can mean flipping over the bike (and the car door) at twenty miles per hour. Serious injuries can occur to the cyclist, and at times, the vehicle passenger if he or she steps out of the car… read more
Petrov Personal Injury Lawyers | February 13, 2015 | Personal Injury
People slip and fall. And while you hope nothing like that would ever happen at your wedding (birthday party, anniversary, or business meeting), sometimes people get drunk, rowdy, or careless. Accidents happen, and if you’re not careful, you could become a defendant in an expensive civil case. Wedding Accidents If you are hosting a wedding… read more
Petrov Personal Injury Lawyers | December 9, 2014 | Personal Injury
Dog parks are not a liability-free zone. While dog parks may be a place where the city suspends its leash laws, the laws that govern liability for human or animal injury still apply. In addition, dog parks are not the place for un-neutered male dogs, aggressive dogs, or un-socialized puppies. Dog parks exist so that… read more
Petrov Personal Injury Lawyers | November 4, 2014 | Product Liability
In short, yes. However, because it’s written words, you would sue for libel. Can I Sue Facebook For Posting It? No. Generally, companies like Twitter and Facebook are not responsible for the content people post. In addition, the companies that host those websites are generally not liable for the content of the websites. You have… read more