Posted by Ben Long

Being hit by a car as a pedestrian in Iowa is a traumatic experience that can leave you feeling overwhelmed and unsure of what steps to take next. If you find yourself in this unfortunate situation, it is crucial to know what your rights and responsibilities are to ensure your safety and secure any compensation …

Continue reading “I Was a Pedestrian Hit by a Driver in Iowa. What Should I Do?”

Posted by Ben Long

Mediation is a process where the two sides of a personal injury claim agree to use a mediator – a neutral third party – to try to reach an agreement about the case. In Iowa, mediation often occurs to try to settle your Iowa personal injury case before it goes to trial. This is done …

Continue reading “What to Expect in Mediation in an Iowa Personal Injury Case”

Posted by Ben Long

After a serious car accident in Iowa, you may get a surge of adrenaline and not be feeling much pain or discomfort. Sometimes injured car accident victims can go hours, days, or even weeks before realizing something is truly wrong. Realizing You’ve Been Hurt in an Iowa Car Accident Once you realize that you do …

Continue reading “How Long After an Iowa Car Accident Can You Claim Injury?”

Posted by Ben Long

If you or a loved one were in a car accident or a loved one suffered a fall at a nursing home facility, one of the injuries suffered may have been a traumatic brain injury. Many people believe that traumatic brain injuries result from a skull fracture or other serious injuries, but TBIs can happen …

Continue reading “How Much Is a Traumatic Brain Injury Worth in a Personal Injury Case?”

Posted by Ben Long

If you have been in a serious car accident in Iowa, you may have been in contact with the other driver’s insurance company. They may have asked you to sign some paperwork, including a medical release form. Don’t Sign Paperwork Before Reading This Before you sign any papers, you need to know that the other …

Continue reading “When Should I Provide Medical Records to the Insurance Company After an Iowa Car Accident?”

Posted by Ben Long

Have you been seriously injured after hitting a pothole on your bike in Iowa? You may be looking at a long recovery from your injuries, with medical bills in the thousands of dollars. There may be time off work needed to recover, or used for doctors’ appointments. If you suffered a brain injury or other …

Continue reading “Who is Liable for a Bike Accident in Iowa Caused by Potholes?”

Posted by Ben Long

After a serious car accident in Iowa, you probably realize you need to call an attorney. However, doing an Internet search can quickly overwhelm you with potential options for a lawyer. So how do you know which one to pick? Many car accident victims will choose an attorney simply because that attorney has a law …

Continue reading “Do I Need to Hire a Car Accident Lawyer Near Me?”

Posted by Ben Long

An attack by a dog is a terrifying event and can be even more heartbreaking if a child is involved. If your child has been bitten by a dog, there are 5 steps to take to preserve your rights and get fair compensation: Get Your Child Medical Treatment The most important thing to do after …

Continue reading “5 Things You Must Do if Your Child Was Bitten by a Dog in Iowa”

Posted by Ben Long

While every car accident can be jarring, a crash occurring while you are out of state can feel especially overwhelming. Here are 4 costly mistakes that could ruin your out-of-state car crash claim: (1) Failing to Treat Your Injuries The most important thing you can do after any car accident is to treat your injuries. …

Continue reading “4 Costly Mistakes That Could Ruin Your Out-Of-State Car Crash Claim”

Posted by Ben Long

After a serious car accident in Iowa, most of the time you’re dealing with both bodily injuries and damage to your vehicle. However, there are times when you may have been injured in a car crash but your vehicle was relatively undamaged. Do you still have a car accident case if there is no damage …

Continue reading “Do I Have an Iowa Car Accident Case Without Damage to My Vehicle?”