Rafi Law Firm — Injury Lawyers

Today is National First Responders Day - thank you for all that you do!

The numbers don't lie - car crashes impact millions of lives each year. Here's a few stats about personal injury law.

The hard work that our paralegals put into our firm is essential to our success. I'd like to take today to recognize them for their work and dedication to their clients and their cases.

Medical errors are a serious problem, but medical malpractice cases can be some of the most difficult cases to bring forward in personal injury law - with the national trial success rate being only 19% according to the US Department of Justice. It is imperative that anyone pursuing these types of claims hires an attorney with the right experience.

Not every crash is preventable, but understanding what common causes of crashes are can help you make better choices on the road.

Today is World Spine Day. Not all spinal injuries are the same, and not all areas of the back cause the same symptoms. Here are just a few ways that they can differ.

Comment your guess, then keep reading to see if you are right! Are deadly truck crashes more common than deadly passenger vehicle crashes during commute hours? And the answer is... FACT! According to IIHS.org, between the hours of 6am-3pm, large truck crashes account for 18% more traffic fatalities than passenger vehicle crashes. However, even when it comes to crashes involving trucks, 67% of fatalities are actually a passenger vehicle occupant that was involved in the crash, with only 16% of the fatalities being the truck occupants themselves, with the remaining percentage being pedestrians, bicyclists, and motorcyclists.

I recognize that clients come to us after some of the hardest things they've had to experience. As a law firm, it is our job to take as much weight off of our clients shoulders as possible and provide support in any way that clients need.

Emergency nurses are some of the first providers that our clients meet. We want to share our thanks for all of their hard work.

Sometimes saying less is the best thing you can do.