Long-term Disability: A Multi-faceted Approach Suffering a serious injury or developing a debilitating medical condition can change a person’s life forever. In most cases, they’ll face the prospect of growing medical bills — and this is often at a time when they can no longer work. This is why it’s important for these individuals to

Wrongful Death in Iowa: A Complex Legal Endeavor Many states have made great efforts to simplify their personal injury laws. Throughout the nation, this has included everything from statute of limitations extensions to requiring no-fault insurance in car accident cases. Iowa isn’t the worst in the nation when it comes to such issues, but state

The Importance of Long-Term Care for Catastrophic Injuries It’s not uncommon for people to use terms like serious injuries, severe injuries, and catastrophic injuries interchangeably. However, it’s important to recognize that there is a distinction when it comes to the “catastrophic” label. Put simply, such injuries often leave a person disabled or dealing with injuries

With the increase in online shopping since the global pandemic, commercial truck traffic has increased significantly on the nation’s roadways, along with a corresponding increase in truck crashes. In 2021, the number of large trucks involved in fatal traffic accidents in the U.S. increased by 18% from 2020 to 5,700, as the National Safety Council

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Long term care facilities account for more than a third of our country’s pandemic fatalities. “Nursing home residents had targets on their backs the moment the virus hit our shores,” said Mike Dark, an attorney with the nonprofit California Advocates for Nursing Home Reform. “There is an inertia about infection control and it’s too late

Attorney Danny Cornell supports the Iowa Association for Justice in their mission to prevent the passage of legislation that would place a cap on the non-economic damages available in medical malpractice lawsuits. HSB596 and SSB3085 are two bills proposed by the Iowa General Assembly that aim to limit the amount of compensation that can be