A catastrophic injury makes itself known. The damage is visible, measurable, and undeniable. The spinal cord stops responding. A brain stops processing the world the same way. A limb no longer functions. Doctors speak in permanent terms because the injury...

In addition to general traffic laws that apply regardless of what type of vehicle you drive, every state has laws particularly concerning motorcycles. Maine is no different. Whether you are contemplating purchasing a bike or are already an owner looking...

Everyone from weekend home project warriors, to construction workers, to first responders knows that one false step on a ladder can mean serious injury or even death. From a young age, many of us learn that ladder safety is essential...

Maine law recognizes that individuals have a duty to act reasonably and prudently to avoid causing harm to others. This duty extends to various circumstances, such as drivers on the road, property owners, medical professionals, and manufacturers of products. Negligent...

Many people use the words “crash” and “accident” interchangeably. However, the words can have significantly different meanings depending on the context. Understanding the overlap and differences between a crash and an accident is just one part of comprehending the legal...

If you or a loved one has been injured in a pedestrian accident, you may be eager to see your case resolved quickly. Paying for medical care and needing time off work to tend to your injuries can take a...

Every motorist is responsible for exercising caution while driving. Even so, it is also true that some roads are more dangerous to travel than others. The reasons specific roads and intersections might be more hazardous include many factors. These include...

So who pays for the damages of the accident in an at-fault state like Maine? The driver who caused the Maine car accident must use their insurance to pay for your accident-related bills. Key Takeaways Maine is an at-fault state...

What is the helmet law in Maine? Do you have to wear a helmet in Maine? Maine motorcycle helmet law requires that individuals under the age of 16 wear helmets when riding a bicycle on public roadways or bike paths....

If you’ve been injured in a bicycle accident and this accident is a result of someone else’s negligence, you may be entitled to compensation. However, the first and foremost factor to consider is your safety. If you’re a bicycle rider,...