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Law Office of Nicholas H. Walsh, P.A.
Location: Maine
Practice Areas: Auto Accident, Aviation, Maritime, Medical Malpractice, Nursing Home, Personal Injury, Product Liability, Wrongful Death
A former Coast Guard Officer, commercial fisherman and merchant mariner, since 1988 Nicholas H. Walsh has brought his practical knowledge to the legal table, providing service to the New England maritime community.
Law Offices of Joe Bornstein
Location: Maine
Practice Areas: Auto Accident, Disability, Nursing Home, Personal Injury, Product Liability, Social Security, Workers Compensation, Wrongful Death
Joseph L. Bornstein founded and established the Law Offices of Joe Bornstein35 years ago on the Portland waterfront in the city's historic Old Port district.
Auto Accident Articles
Accident Statute of Limitations
Statute of limitations is the period of time allowed by law for a claim to be brought against a culpable party for damages. In other words, it is the statutory time limit placed on the right to
Fault Versus No-Fault
"No-Fault" refers to the laws set by several states that restrict the right of a person to sue in regards to accidents that do not meet a certain required threshold, either in the form of severity or in the form of monetary amounts. Only if the injuries suffered by a motorist are severe enough will the motorist meet the certain conditions required to sue. This limit may be expressed in verbal terms or in the amount of medical bills. Some states require that there be a minimum requirement for the number of days of disability incurred as a result of the accident.
Rear End Collision
It is a common myth among many that no matter what happens, no matter what the situation is, the vehicle which rear ends another is always at fault for the accident, and therefore liable for the damagers. While this may be an appealing thought to many, it is also a very false impression. There are many factors which go into deciding which vehicle, if any, were to blame for the accident.
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