comparative fault

Motorcycle Accident: Does a Helmet Help My Case?

We hear the question a lot. “If I am injured in a motorcycle accident without wearing a helmet, can I still recover for my injuries, medical bills, and lost wages? The answer depends on where the motorcycle accident happened. In Kansas, the law does not require motorcyclists to wear a helmet. Therefore, no comparative fault can …

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Law for Non-Lawyers: Can I Recover Damages If I Was Partly At Fault?

Business Law / By msb

In negligence cases, one of the first issues a personal injury lawyer considers is who was at fault. In non-legal terms, negligence cases are those in which the injured person (the plaintiff) claims that someone else (the defendant) was not careful enough and this lack of care resulted in an injury to the plaintiff. In most …

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