Personal Injury Blog
While every personal injury case is unique, prevention is always preferable to litigation. Safer, more conscientious communities is the name of the game — and the team at Morrow, Morrow, Ryan, Bassett & Haik is here to help. In this blog, we’ll debunk common myths, share uncommon insights and generally offer information designed to protect your rights.
Consider this a primer for pending legal questions. While not a replacement for an official consultation, we will touch on topics sure to interest you. Want a topic covered? Contact us!
3 Key Differences Between Mass Tort and Class Action Cases
Corporations continue to grow ever-larger, more impersonal and more profit-focused. The result is that one flaw, mistake or bad decision…
The Role of Negligence in Commercial Diving Accidents
Many of our most dangerous, most profitable industries rely on commercial divers—skilled individuals who work deep beneath the water’s surface….
Premises Liability: Who’s Responsible for Slip and Fall Accidents?
While the fine details of premises liability laws can differ by state, all property owners have a basic responsibility or…
What To Do After Your Loved One Is in a Helicopter Crash
Helicopter crashes are more dangerous than just about any other kind of transportation-related accident—including other aviation accidents—simply because of what…
MMRBH Scholarship Program 2023
MMRB&H Announces the Recipients for our 2022-2023 Scholarship Program, May 4, 2023 Morrow, Morrow, Ryan, Bassett & Haik is pleased…
3 Types of Product Liability Claims
As consumers, we want to trust that the products we use daily are safe. More than that, we want to…
FELA Versus Workers’ Compensation: What is the Difference?
The average person who gets hurt on the job is covered by workers’ compensation. However, if you’re a railroad worker,…
Your Guide to Mesothelioma Mass Tort Law
Asbestos is a powerful mineral. It has long been valued for its ability to make things fireproof and give whatever…
Medical Malpractice Frequently Asked Questions
Even under normal circumstances, receiving medical care can be stressful—getting an appointment, undergoing tests and examinations, receiving results and diagnoses,…
