Although the general rule is that parents are not held liable for the acts of their children, there are certain situations in which parents will be held responsible for the bad acts of their offspring.

In this article you will learn about bodily injury and property damage coverage.

In this article I will discuss the critical decision of selecting Limited Tort or Full Tort on your automobile insurance policy and how this decision will affect your recovery options in the event of a lawsuit.

In order to protect your legal rights, make sure you file your lawsuit within the required time period as set forth in the Statute of Limitations.

In this article you will learn about both the arbitration and trial stages of a lawsuit.

Hopefully, you have been fortunate enough to avoid having to pursue or defend a lawsuit and will not have to do so in the future. However, in the event that you do find yourself entangled in civil litigation, the following is a brief description of the five phases of the process. This article will cover pleadings, discovery and summary judgment motions.

In this article I will explain the uninsured and underinsured motorist coverages.

Workers' Compensation benefits must be paid regardless of whether the employer caused the injury or it happened because of the employee's own carelessness.

Under what circumstances can children be held responsible for their negligence?

The Comparative Negligence Defense can reduce the compensation owed to a victim of an accident or completely eliminate the victim's ability to recover.