by winburnlawIf I Do Not Live In Vermont, Can I Make A Car Accident Claim?
Many people from out‑of‑state visit Vermont and unfortunately are involved in automobile accidents here. No matter where you live, you have a right to make...
Read Moreby winburnlawInsurance Policy Limits
Every insurance policy has an insurance limit that states the maximum amount of money the insurance company will pay on a claim. The lawyers and their...
Read Moreby winburnlawHow Are State Court Judges Selected In Vermont?
State Superior Court judges are selected from lawyers who complete an application that is submitted to a judicial nominating committee which includes lay...
Read Moreby winburnlawShould I Try to Negotiate with an Insurance Company If I Have Been Involved in an Accident?
Most people are contacted by an insurance company after an accident. People often wonder whether they should try to negotiate their own claim or hire an...
Read Moreby winburnlawShould I Hire An Attorney Based On A TV Ad?
This type of advertising seems to be most prevalent in the personal injury field of law. Some say that this is because consumers have no...
Read Moreby winburnlawThe Contingency Fee
Most personal injury lawyers handle cases on a contingency fee. Essentially this means that the lawyer does not get paid unless there is a successful...
Read Moreby winburnlawWhat If I Am Injured In A Collision With An Animal?
The answer is that it depends on the animal. Damage caused by a domestic pet is frequently covered by insurance. But injury caused by a wild...
Read Moreby winburnlawStatute of Limitations
The Statute of Limitations is an artificial time period that a person has to file a lawsuit after events giving rise to the case. Statutes of Limitations...
Read Moreby winburnlawWhy Is It Important Which Lawyer Evaluates Your Case?
Usually, people do not know very much about the lawyer they are considering hiring to evaluate their personal injury case. They may have selected the...
Read Moreby winburnlawHow Long Does It Take To Get “To Court” In Vermont?
In most Superior Courts in Vermont, a civil suit will take between one and two years after filing before your case is in front of a Judge and Jury after a...
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