Understanding Assumption of Risk
Stephen Hasner | Personal Injury | March 22, 2022
If you have suffered an injury caused by someone else’s negligence, you might have a valid personal injury claim. You may file your claim against the at-fault party who caused your injury. Alternatively, you may […]
Breaking Down Attorney-Client Privilege: What it Means and How it Can Affect Your Atlanta, GA Case
Stephen Hasner | Personal Injury | March 17, 2022
Are you concerned about what is said in attorney-client conversations being used against you in court? Do you wonder what guarantee you have that an Atlanta personal injury lawyer will keep your information confidential? If […]
The Role of a Litigation Lawyer in Handling Civil Lawsuits in Atlanta
Stephen Hasner | Personal Injury | February 2, 2022
There are many different types of lawyers. Transactional lawyers handle things like real estate deals, business issues, and other contractual matters. A litigation lawyer is an attorney who handles cases that proceed through the court […]
What to Expect at an Initial Legal Consultation in Atlanta
Stephen Hasner | Personal Injury | November 1, 2021
Most people do not have a lot of experience with the personal injury claims process. As a result, many victims are unsure about what it takes to hire a personal injury attorney. One of the […]
Risperdal Dangerous Side Effect
Stephen Hasner | Personal Injury | July 22, 2021
Risperdal is a common antipsychotic medication manufactured by Janssen Pharmaceuticals. Janssen is a division of Johnson & Johnson. Risperdal is also sold under the generic name risperidone. The medication works by blocking neurotransmitters in the […]
The Hangman’s Fracture: Breaking Your C2 Vertebrae
Stephen Hasner | Personal Injury | July 8, 2021
A Hangman’s Fracture describes a specific break of the C2 vertebrae in the neck. The C2 vertebra is also called the axis. The name was given to a fracture of the pars interarticularis of the […]
3 Elements of Standing to Sue
Stephen Hasner | Personal Injury | May 4, 2021
When a person has standing to sue, it merely means that the court will hear the person’s case. If a person lacks standing to sue, the court will not hear the case, regardless of whether […]
Herniated Disc C4/C5 and C5/C6 Injuries
Stephen Hasner | Personal Injury | April 20, 2021
Neck injuries are common in many types of accidents. A slip and fall accident or motor vehicle accident could result in neck injuries. A sports injury or injury caused by a recreational activity could severely […]
The Lasting Damage of a Severe Burn Injury
Stephen Hasner | Personal Injury | March 23, 2021
Burns can result from many kinds of accidents. But regardless of how the burn occurred, you could face a lifetime of medical problems and complications from your burn injuries. Your skin is one of the […]
What is the Difference Between Express and Implied Consent?
Stephen Hasner | Personal Injury | January 15, 2021
Consent is a person’s freely given agreement to do a thing. Many legal relationships, like contracts, require both parties to give their consent and understand the agreement terms. Other relationships can go afoul if a […]