Can I Sue for Emotional Distress After an Accident?

Emotional trauma is a real and lasting consequence of many catastrophic injury accidents, as well as less severe accidents such as dog bites. Courts recognize both mental and emotional suffering as part of a personal injury claim, including stand-alone emotional distress claims. As usual, when it comes to legal matters, however, every case is different.…

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What to Expect During a Personal Injury Lawsuit

A personal injury can bring physical pain, financial distress, and psychological uncertainty into your life. Nevertheless, understanding the personal injury lawsuit process can help you regain control. Below is a sample preview of the journey that may lie ahead for you. Understanding the purpose of a personal injury lawsuit It is manifestly unjust for you…

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The Importance of Seeking Medical Attention After an Accident

You need to seek medical attention immediately after an accident, even if you feel fine. Waiting to seek treatment or downplaying your symptoms can come back to haunt you both medically and legally. In a worst-case scenario, failure to seek timely medical attention could even lead to life-threatening complications such as sepsis. Injuries aren’t always…

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How to Appeal a Denied Personal Injury Claim

Sometimes, a personal injury claim may be denied. For a person who suffered severe injuries, this can be extremely challenging and upsetting. However, you may have additional remedies if this happened to you. In this article, we discuss the different types of denials and your options. Our discussion focuses on the claims you have against…

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How Social Media Can Affect Your Personal Injury Case

Many people use social media so frequently that it’s become a regular part of their day. Unfortunately, it can sometimes cause issues for injury victims who are pursuing negligence claims. Investigators and defense lawyers will often review your social media accounts to learn more about you. They may try to find information that could allow…

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The Role of Expert Witnesses in Personal Injury Cases

The success of many personal injury cases depends on the testimony of one or more experts on your behalf. Often, a personal injury case depends on the testimony of your expert versus the testimony of an expert witness for the defense. What is an expert witness? An expert witness is someone who has special knowledge…

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Nace Law Group Attorneys Named to Best Lawyers in America® for 2026

Nace Law Group is proud to announce that Christopher T. Nace and Samantha Peters have been recognized by Best Lawyers in America® for 2026! Christopher T. Nace has been recognized in Best Lawyers since 2013, in the areas of Medical Malpractice Law – Plaintiffs, Personal Injury Litigation – Plaintiffs, and Product Liability Litigation – Plaintiffs. Samantha…

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Filing a Personal Injury Claim: Do You Need a Lawyer?

The general rule of personal injury claims is simple. You should always seek legal advice before you file a personal injury claim or settle a personal injury claim. The reasons for hiring experienced trial lawyers include more than the likelihood of receiving more compensation (after your lawyers receive their compensation). There are many ways a…

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Dealing with Insurance Companies After an Accident: What You Need to Know

There are several key considerations when working with insurance companies after a car accident, slip and fall accident, defective product accident, or injuries due to medical malpractice. We generally recommend that you speak with our experienced personal injury lawyers. Our lawyers have more than 40 years of experience negotiating with insurance companies and arguing cases…

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Understanding Your Legal Rights as a Hospital Patient in Washington DC

Being a patient in a Washington DC hospital can be a frightening and overwhelming experience. Even if you’re used to working with medical professionals, there’s an automatic power imbalance that can make it difficult for patients to stand up for themselves and assert their rights. This can often lead to miscommunication, misunderstandings, and issues that…

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Do You Have a Claim After a Delayed Diagnosis?

When people think about medical malpractice, they tend to think of the dramatic stories that make the headlines: doctors performing surgery on the wrong patient, removing the wrong limb, or giving a fatal dose of medication. But in many cases, the tragedy lies in what a care provider doesn’t do. The tests they fail to…

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Surgical Errors in Outpatient Settings: Are You Still Protected?

A growing number of surgical procedures are now happening in outpatient settings. This includes both doctors’ offices and ambulatory surgery centers. Patients often don’t think about how this might affect their ability to recover compensation after an injury until one has already happened—few people go into a surgical procedure expecting a poor outcome. Regardless of…

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What Compensation Can You Receive for Surgery-Related Injuries?

According to the National Institute of Health, roughly 310 million surgeries are performed around the world every single year. Research estimates that around 15 million Americans undergo 40 to 50 million of those surgeries each year, making surgical procedures and hospital stays a routine part of life for many individuals and families in the U.S.…

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Misdiagnosis in Women’s Health: A Growing Epidemic

According to a recent report, women are roughly 66% more likely to receive a medical misdiagnosis than men. Misdiagnosis is a serious and dangerous problem that can cause long-term harm to patients and their families, and misdiagnosis, in any case, can have potentially dire consequences. However, research consistently demonstrates that women often bear the brunt…

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Do I Need a Lawyer for My Hospital Stay Injury?

Every day, hundreds of thousands of people rely on hospitals across the United States for medical care. These healthcare facilities are tasked with caring for people when they are at their most vulnerable. We trust hospitals to prioritize our well-being and care for us when we are injured or ill, but sometimes hospital stays can…

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