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The driver who hit you in Long Beach had no insurance. You are not out of options. Here is what Mississippi law gives you and what you need to do right now.
How long does a car wreck case take in Harrison County? The honest answer depends on your injuries, the insurance company, and who you hired. Here is what the timeline actually looks like.
Truck accidents on Highway 90 in Gautier are not ordinary car wreck cases. The evidence disappears fast and the trucking company's lawyers are already working. Here is what you need to know.
D'Iberville sits at a high-crash intersection of I-10 and Highway 90 commercial traffic. The accident statistics in Harrison County tell a story the insurance company does not want you to know.
The casino corridor on Highway 90 in Biloxi is one of the most crash-prone stretches of road on the Gulf Coast. If you were in a wreck here, the next 48 hours matter more than you think.
The dangerous intersections on Highway 90 in Bay St. Louis produce the same wrecks year after year. The insurance company knows which ones. Your TV lawyer does not. Here is what that costs you.
The TV lawyer who answered your call after your Mississippi car accident is going to let the insurance company run a recorded statement on you before anyone with a law license has looked at your situation. That is not an…
Insurance companies are like bookies. Whether you win or lose, they always win. Or at least that is the plan. One of their dirtiest plays in Longshore cases is manufacturing an attorney fee dispute after the work is already done…
It’s not every day you get a call from sports business reporter Darren Rovell. It’s even rarer when he calls you for a second time, years after your first interview, to talk about one of the most iconic moments in…
The signs of a bad lawyer Mississippi injury victims ignore every single day are right in front of them and the TV lawyer is counting on that. He is on your television every night. Smiling. Pointing at the camera. Promising…
