The person that caused my injuries pays for my medical bills, right? Well, that makes sense, but in personal injury cases, that’s not what happens. Who Will Pay My Medical Bills After a Car Accident? In car accident cases (and all other kinds of “vehicular accidents” like bus accidents, truck accidents, pedestrian accidents), your own…
Recently, Stuart was negotiating with an insurance adjuster and this is what the insurance adjuster had to say about Stuart: What do Insurance Adjusters for at-fault parties think when negotiating with Attorney Stuart Carpey? The truth is, insurance companies and its adjusters know which attorneys will go to trial and which ones just want to…
An EMG is an electromyography, and it is a procedure that measures the electrical activity produced by the skeletal muscles. Essentially it works by reading the electrical “potential” made by each muscle when it is activated by an electric current or neurologically. It is typically requested by a doctor when the patient has symptoms of…
Clients sometimes have questions about the “wherefore clause” in the complaint. A complaint is a legal document that the lawyer files with the court which starts the process of the lawsuit. The complaint gets filed in the prothonotary’s office in the County (or venue) where the case will proceed. What is the Wherefore Clause? The…
Wearable smart devices, such as Fitbit products, fitness monitors, and Apple watches, are more popular than ever. These products, along with cell phones, are fast becoming personal black boxes with a wealth of trackable information that can be utilized by both sides in the personal injury case. Wearable Technology are Good for More Than Tracking…
