personal injury
The following terms have been tagged with the keyword personal injury in our glossary.
- Assumption of Risk
- Bad Faith
- Causation
- Clear and Convincing Evidence
- Comparative Negligence
- Compensation
- Contributory Negligence
- Contingency Fee
- Duty
- Future Medical Costs
- Gross Negligence
- Hit and Run
- Injure
- Loss of Consortium
- Maximal Medical Improvement
- Mental Anguish
- Misdiagnosis
- Negligence
- Plaintiff
- Restitution
- Standard of Care
- Slip and Fall
- Strict liability
- Tort
- Uninsured motorist
- Harassment
The following questions have been tagged with the keyword personal injury in our FAQ database.
- My 14 year old son was physically assaulted by a man
- What are the Statute of limitations in North Carolina?
- Sued for slander what steps should I take?
- What are the benefits of small claims courts for loan repayment?
- What is a fault vs. no-fault state?
- What type of compensation can I win for my personal injury case?
- I was hurt at a concert who is responsible for my injuries?
- Robbed at gunpoint at Texaco is the gas station responsible?
The following articles have been tagged with the keyword personal injury in our article database.
- Alaska Car Accident Statute of Limitations
- Arkansas Car Accident Statute of Limitations
- California Car Accident Statute of Limitations
- Illinois Car Accident Statute of Limitations
- Massachusetts Car Accident Statute of Limitations
- New Jersey Car Accident Statute of Limitations
- New Mexico Car Accident Statute of Limitations
- New York Car Accident Statute of Limitations
- North Carolina Car Accident Statute of Limitations
- Ohio Car Accident Statute of Limitations
- Pennsylvania Car Accident Statute of Limitations
- Tennessee Car Accident Statute of Limitations
- Texas Car Accident Statute of Limitations
- Utah Car Accident Statute of Limitations
- Vermont Car Accident Statute of Limitations
- Virginia Car Accident Statute of Limitations
- West Virginia Car Accident Statute of Limitations
- Wisconsin Car Accident Statute of Limitations
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Look Back Laws
The length of time that a previous DUI offense remains on a driver’s driving record and can be used by the state to add penalties or increase the severity of the fines, penalties, or jail time, is referred to as the “look- back period” or “wash-out period.”Category: DUI and DWI