Omaha, Nebraska car accident: Dan Friedman tells what you should know: A two vehicle car crash sent 7 people to hospital. The crash happened at 9:25 Sunday Night at 42nd and H Streets in South Omaha, Nebraska Police reports say that a Nissan Pathfinder traveling south on 42nd Street, lost control and collided with a…
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Nebraska Attorney Dan Friedman Discusses What Happens in Trial
Most of my clients have never been involved in a lawsuit and only know about them from what they see on television or the movies.
Dan Friedman What happens when you’re injured by a drunk driver?
Clients often think that that is the end of the case and they should be paid at once. If they are force d to file suit clients feel like THEY are on trial, as opposed to the person that caused the accident in the first place. The reason this happens is that the at-fault drivers almost always simply admit that they caused the accident. In Nebraska, this kind of admission ends any and all inquiries into the nature of the defendant’s negligence.
Nebraska Attorney Dan Friedman | Medical Bills and how to Pay for Them
We are frequently asked by our clients why their insurance companies have to pay for medical bills when they were injured because of someone else’s negligence. It is easy to understand why this seems odd. Why should your health or auto insurance carrier have to pay for medical bills if someone else was at fault?
Nebraska Attorney Dan Friedman – What happens if you’re injured on someone’s property?
We are frequently contacted by people that have been injured on someone else’s premises; such as slipping on ice or falling down stairs. Just because you are injured on someone else’s premises, the owner is not necessarily liable for your damages.
Do you have a medical case based on negligence? – Dan Friedman
We receive dozens of inquiries every month from people that think that they were injured due to negligence on the part of a doctor or other health care professional. Contrary to reports in the media, these cases are usually unsuccessful
