As your legal counsel, our first word of advice is do not talk to the insurance company. All communication should flow through your auto accident attorney. While it may seem that the insurance company is calling to cover the basic facts of the accident, anything you say can be used to deny your claim. It is not unusual for the insurance adjuster to back you into a corner. It is important to let your car accident attorney handle the details and know which party has what information. Read more on our Auto Accidents page.

Doctors, hospitals and other medical professionals are held to a specific, industry-wide standard of care. When these professionals act negligently and do not provide sufficient care, they may be liable for any resulting injuries or worsening conditions. Misdiagnosis of diseases or medical conditions, ineffective or improper treatment, and prescription errors all may constitute medical malpractice. Read more on our Medical Malpractice page.

If you have been injured at work and are unable to immediately resume working because of that injury, we can help guide you through the workers’ compensation program. You will likely have medical bills and other costs to cover while you are no longer able to earn wages, and you should receive the workers’ compensation benefits you are entitled to. Being injured while working during your job, on a worksite, or within your career obligations is a serious situation. Our legal team helps you take the necessary next steps. Read more on our work related injuries page.

If you have been injured on someone else’s property, you may be able to seek compensation from the property owner. These cases are known as premises liability claims. What merits a legitimate premises liability claim? There are many factors that must be considered when analyzing a premises liability claim. At Rosenberg Law we will evaluate all the details of your accident and provide you with your best legal options moving forward. Read more on our Premises Liability page.