Winning your lemon law case is a triumphant victory, especially after the frustrations of dealing with a defective vehicle. While the exhilaration of winning your claim is undeniably satisfying, you might wonder what happens next and what type of compensation you're entitled to.
In an era dominated by digital communication, the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) protects us
When you purchase a new car, you have every reason to expect it to run smoothly and efficiently, not to become a source of stress and financial strain. Unfortunately, some vehicles turn out to be lemons.
To determine if your Chevrolet is a lemon, you should look for persistent problems that have required multiple repairs, especially if the issues arose shortly after purchase and have been difficult to fix completely.
Being bitten by a dog is a frightening experience. It's easy to feel overwhelmed and unsure of what to do next. We're here to tell you that seeking immediate medical attention is crucial. This isn't overreacting—it's prioritizing your health and well-being.
In personal injury lawsuits, one aspect stands out as crucial—meticulously documenting your injuries and pain. If you've suffered physical harm due to an accident, it's vital to record every detail of your resulting condition.
Life can take unexpected turns, and sometimes, those turns lead to situations where you're hurt through no fault of your own. It's a tough spot to be in—we understand that. We, at Ronald S. Weiss, Attorney, have been guiding individuals like you through the maze of personal injury law for years.
When dogs have been known to bite strangers, whether provoked or not, the injuries can range from the minor discomfort of your pants being ripped from your skin to major results such as scarring, puncture wounds, broken bones, and even rabies in some cases.
Pit bulls were the favored pets of Helen Keller, Fred Astaire, and Franklin D. Roosevelt and were kind animals, but starting in the 1990s, some people began acquiring pit bulls for their aggressive natures and scary looks.
In Michigan and Ohio, many dog owners hang “beware of dog” signs on their properties to accomplish two things: avoid house break-ins and, as they think, protect them from liability in the event of a dog bite.
