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Is a Jaywalker Liable for an Accident? | Simeone & Miller, LLP October 29, 2020

As reflected by the old saying “Pedestrians always have the right of way,” many regions of the United States do grant the right of way to pedestrians in most cases. In fact, more often than not, the driver is considered at fault for an accident. There are some circumstances, ...

Is a Jaywalker Liable for an Accident? | Simeone & Miller, LLP October 29, 2020
As reflected by the old saying “Pedestrians always have the right of way,” many regions of the United States do grant the right of way to pedestrians in most cases. In fact, more often than not, the ...
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Thomas Simeone Interviewed Regarding Whether Grieving Pet Owners Have a Legal Claim for Their Loss? October 23, 2020
Many pet owners have had to entrust the care of their furry family members to a kennel or daycare while they travel for work or leisure. Sadly, these boarding houses are prone to negligence, which can ...
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Know the Symptoms of Whiplash After a Car Accident October 15, 2020
There’s no such thing as a good car accident, but some people are lucky to walk away from a collision with only minor injuries. At least, that may be what they think. Whiplash , which is caused when ...
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When Should I Notify Government Entities of Legal Claims? September 30, 2020
If you have ever watched “Law & Order,” or any other show that deals with lawyers, you’ve probably heard the term “statute of limitations” before. The statute of limitations is one of the most ...
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Writing a Strong Demand Letter for Your Personal Injury Case September 21, 2020
Simeone & Miller, LLP Outlines the Basics of Composing Well-Written Demand Letters The goal of every personal injury claimant is to be fully compensated for the injuries they suffered and any damages ...
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Are You Still Experiencing Concussion Symptoms? You May Have PCS. September 18, 2020
Concussions on their own can be frightening and frustrating. On average, recovery is expected to take about 7 to 14 days. But for some people, symptoms persist for weeks, months, a year, or even ...
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