Gregory Marshall, P.S.

08/31/2026

Involved in a multi-vehicle accident? Comparative negligence rules determine how fault is divided and how much compensation you can recover. Learn how pure vs. modified fault laws impact auto crash claims.

Comparative negligence is a principle of tort law commonly used to assign blame and award monetary damages to injured parties in auto accidents.

08/27/2026

Before trusting a new doctor with your care, it's wise to do some research. You can check a provider's medical malpractice history through state licensing boards and the Federation of State Medical Boards. Learn what to look for here.

Learn about medical malpractice, such as how to check a healthcare provider's medical malpractice record and how to analyze and understand the findings if there have been medical malpractice suits filed.

08/26/2026

After a vehicle collision, understanding your rights regarding compensation for medical expenses and lost earnings can impact your overall recovery. Knowing when a claim involves complex issues like permanent injury or disputed fault helps protect your financial well-being.

Expert accident resources built on real first responder experience from firefighters and paramedics.

08/20/2026

A rise in defective product units highlights the ongoing importance of consumer protection laws. If you or a loved one suffered harm from a recalled or defective item, know your rights under product liability law.

Sedgwick releases 2026 State of the Nation U.S. Product Safety and Recall Index report

08/18/2026

Involved in a car accident? Knowing what steps to take—from securing a police report to documenting scene evidence—can significantly impact your insurance recovery. Read this guide to protect your rights after a crash:

Learn how to file a car insurance claim with this expert guide. Get tips on documenting damage, working with adjusters, and maximizing your settlement.

08/17/2026

Failing to report a car crash can jeopardize your legal rights and leave you responsible for unexpected costs. Most state laws and insurance policies require prompt reporting whenever an accident involves injuries or property damage above a certain limit. Official accident records help verify the facts and ensure your insurance coverage remains valid.

Criminal charges, license suspension, insurance denial — the serious consequences of failing to report a crash.

08/03/2026

When an insurance company declares a vehicle a total loss, owners are generally paid the actual cash value of the car right before the incident, rather than the original purchase price or repair cost. Understanding how insurance policies handle vehicle depreciation and payouts can help drivers protect their financial interests after a major accident.

https://www.kbb.com/car-advice/totaled-car/

07/30/2026

When you purchase a product, you have a right to expect it to operate safely during normal use. Under product liability standards, an item is considered defective if it is more dangerous than an average consumer would reasonably expect. These safety protections apply to everyone involved in selling the product, including the manufacturer and the store where you bought it.

The consumer expectation test judges whether a product is defective based on what an ordinary consumer would reasonably expect from it.

07/29/2026

After a car accident, your immediate priorities are securing the safety of all passengers, gathering evidence, and reporting the incident to law enforcement and your insurer without admitting fault. Consulting a personal injury attorney ensures your medical expenses are fully documented and helps maximize your compensation during insurance fault determinations.

You want to be prepared in case you’re in a car accident, whether or not you caused the collision. Preparation will help you protect your ability to make a car insurance claim against an at-fault driver, and also help you if another driver falsely blames you for the accident. Here’s what to do i...

07/23/2026

Proving medical malpractice takes much more than just showing your doctor made a mistake. You have to prove that their specific error directly caused your injuries and financial damages. This usually requires testimony from highly qualified medical experts who can explain exactly where your provider went wrong. Reach out today to learn more about your legal options.

https://www.alllaw.com/articles/nolo/medical-malpractice/negligence.html