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Legal Representation For Residents And Visitors With Serious Injuries
If the State of Hawaii or its employees are negligent and cause you a physical injury, it is possible to bring a lawsuit against the State. However, there are different rules when a case is against the State, rather than a private party. For example, a lawsuit...
If you're visiting Hawaii and are involved in a rideshare accident, you might wonder if you can file a claim. The answer is yes. Tourists are legally entitled to pursue compensation just like Hawaii residents. Your right to file a claim as a visitor Hawaii law does...
If you've suffered an injury in Hawaii, you might be wondering if you can still bring a personal injury claim, especially if you don’t live there. The good news is that you can. Even if you live on the mainland, Hawaii law allows you to pursue a personal injury case...
Riding a motorcycle offers freedom and excitement, but it also comes with risks. Understanding the most common causes of motorcycle accidents can help you stay safe on the road. Many crashes happen due to preventable factors, so knowing what to watch for can make all...
Public parks offer a valuable resource for relaxation and recreation, but accidents can happen. When someone gets injured in a public park, a premises liability claim may arise. Premises liability holds property owners responsible for maintaining safe environments....
Accidents between pedestrians and motor vehicles can result in severe injuries and complex legal questions. Understanding Hawaii’s laws on this issue can help both drivers and pedestrians navigate their responsibilities and rights. Pedestrian rights and...
Property owners often use several common defenses against slip and fall claims to avoid liability. Understanding these defenses and knowing how to counter them can help injured people build a stronger case to get fair compensation for their injuries. Lack of notice...
Swimming pool accidents often lead to serious injuries. In Hawaii, determining responsibility for these accidents depends on several factors, including the actions of the property owner and the details of the incident. Understanding Hawaii's liability laws helps both...
In Hawaii, drivers of vehicles are required to have motor vehicle insurance to cover injuries including personal injury protection coverage (commonly called PIP) and bodily injury coverage (commonly called BI). PIP is no fault medical coverage which must provide at...
When you rent a vehicle through a professional service, you trust the rental car company to provide a safe and reliable car. Accidents can still happen, though, and sometimes the rental car itself may be the cause. In certain cases, it may be possible to hold the...