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A statute of limitations is a crucial legal concept that determines the timeframe within which someone can file a lawsuit after suffering an injury or sickness due to another person's negligence.

You probably know that if you get injured due to someone else’s fault, you can claim compensation for your medical expenses and other losses. But what happens if you think you are responsible for your accident? And what should you do when you think the accident was your fault?

Accidents can be life-altering, leaving you with injuries, stress, and financial burdens. But what if the accident wasn't your fault? What if it was due to a defect in your car? When is a car manufacturer liable for an accident?

A car accident can result in a range of distressing consequences, from financial hardship to debilitating injury, but when the accident is caused by something as unexpected as a defective tire.

Dealing with an airbag injury can be an incredibly distressing and challenging time. The physical pain, emotional trauma, and financial burden are enough to overwhelm anyone.

We rely heavily on material items in our daily lives. But what happens when a product turns out to be defective and leads to an accident, injury, or fatality? The consequences can be devastating.

At SJP Sifers Jensen Palmer, we understand how traumatic it can be when you're involved in a car accident. It's even more distressing when the other party is under the influence of alcohol.

You may drive an entire lifetime and never get in an accident with another vehicle, but the odds suggest otherwise. A typical driver will be involved in an accident every 17.9 years, which could mean you’ll be in three or four accidents in your driving lifetime.

If you or someone you love underwent joint replacement surgery between 2004 and August 2021, it's crucial to determine if an Exactech device was used.