Author: Damison Ford

Whenever a product poses a potential danger to certain consumers, the manufacturer or retailer has an obligation to warn customers about that danger. This rule does not apply, if the risk of injury is obvious. (more…)

If someone has become hurt while engaged in a risky activity, that injured individual might find it difficult to obtain any compensation from whatever facility or organization had planned that particular activity. There could be evidence that the individual’s assumption of risk had motivated his or her participation in that potentially harmful form of recreation. (more…)

The rules in premises liability law vary from state to state. By the same token, those same laws vary, depending on how a given property is used. Still, the liability laws do have some general features. (more…)

Someone that has suffered a personal injury should be able to file a claim for both economic and non-economic losses. How does the insurance company manage to place a value on a non-economic loss? (more…)

The jury must deliberate if you can’t settle your case out of court and end up suing the defendant. You need to understand exactly how the jury will calculate your final settlement. (more…)