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After a slip and fall or car accident, there is often clear evidence of injuries, such as broken bones, cuts, and bruises. But there can also be an invisible injury that is difficult to prove. The human body can suffer harm that can go undetected for weeks, months, or even years unless you know what […]
For many people, texting has become the preferred method of communication for both personal and professional matters. But what if you are texted by a lawyer? All communications between lawyers and potential clients are subject to strict ethics guidelines. A text message from an attorney you’ve hired is one thing, but messages advertising for a […]
Navigating the aftermath of a personal injury can be overwhelming. You might need a lawyer to handle the legal case while you work on the medical, financial, and emotional aspects of loss. However, not all legal representation is created equal, and certain warning signs can indicate a less-than-ideal fit for your needs. To help you […]
You’ve sustained personal injuries in an accident—the last thing you should have to worry about is your attorney’s intentions. Sadly, not every car accident lawyer is looking out for their client’s best interest. From being tone-deaf to people’s misfortune, to downright predatory marketing, these attorneys fit the stereotype of ambulance chasers. At Kane Personal Injury, […]
Being in an auto accident is always traumatic, but can take an even bigger toll when injuries involve the brain. Traumatic brain injury (TBI) victims may experience physical pain such as headaches as well as cognitive issues including confusion, memory loss, and behavior changes. Rehabilitation can take from weeks to months after the crash. If […]
According to Rule 1.4 of the American Bar Association, lawyers should promptly inform clients about decisions requiring their consent, and keep clients reasonably informed about the status of their cases. But what do “prompt” and “reasonable” really mean? If a client does not hear from their personal injury attorney in days or even weeks, should […]
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