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What Is the Loss of Consortium?
Loss of consortium occurs when an injury victim can no longer give their spouse the love, support, or intimate relations they once did before an accident. Learn how this factors in to compensation options in a personal injury case.
How Much Can Non-Economic Damages Be Worth After an Accident in NYC?
The value of non-economic damages largely depends on the type of injuries sustained. Nonetheless, the award figures can be substantial. In New York, there is no limit for non-economic damages, apart from medical malpractice.
Is Voice Command Technology Really Making Texting and Driving Safer?
Distracted Driving comes in many forms, particularly in the last decade. Voice command has emerged as a safe solution to texting and driving, but it’s conveniency may make it a form of distraction of its own.
A Guide to Workers’ Compensation Awards
When it comes to workers’ compensation, we need to know that there are different types of settlements for workers’ comp awards. They take into account the body part injured and the type of accident that occurred.
A construction worker was injured when the floor sealant he was using ignited, resulting in an explosion which caused him multiple burns that required skin grafts. The Platta Law Firm won a $1,650,000 settlement in this case for our client.
Can You Collect Workers Comp After Being Fired?
An injured worker can collect workers’ comp payments, every week, depending on the reason of termination of employment. The workers comp insurance carrier is only liable if certain conditions apply.
