More than just the injured person has a claim to be paid at the end of a case. John Kluksdal discusses how the funds are distributed in our latest podcast. Click here to Listen to the Podcast About Who Gets the Money Who Does Have a Claim That Must Be Paid? When a case is […]
Category Archives: Personal Injury
Medical Definitions One of the things that people often find somewhat bewildering after an injury accident is their forced introduction to a wide variety of medical terms. This includes doctors with specialties you have never heard of, different medical tests and specialty medical facilities. This post is here to help people understand what these terms […]
“Privacy is not an option, and [losing] it shouldn’t be the price we accept for just getting on the internet.”[1] **This article was initially published at 61 Advocate 19, 23 (2018). (The journal of the Idaho State Bar. It was authored by Zach Zollinger, a former associate of the firm, with editorial assistance of Kurt […]
There are a number of reasons a personal injury lawyer won’t take your case. After an initial phone call or first meeting with one of our lawyers we sometimes have to decline representation. Generally, though we try to make sure someone who has spoken to us gets an understanding of the reason we said […]
Three of our partners, Charlie Hepworth, John Janis and Kurt Holzer have again been selected by our peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America® 2019. Since it was first published in 1983, Best Lawyers® has become regarded as one of the the definitive guides to legal excellence. Best Lawyers® is based on an […]
Accurate medical records are a key to personal injury cases. In personal injury law, the wrongdoer (the law calls him a “tortfeasor”- we usually call him the “bad guy”) is held responsible for all of the injuries and damages caused by his negligence. If you are injured as a direct result of the bad guy’s […]