There's really no such thing as a minor car accident. Even if you and the other vehicle just traded paint, the incident causes intense emotions, property damage and possible injury. Whether it was a fender bender or a horrific accident, personal injury claims often result.

Pain and suffering after a car wreck is a complicated topic. In a personal injury case, there's documentation for medical bills, missed paychecks and painkiller prescriptions. The cost for it all is pretty cut and dried. But how do you put a number on what you went through?

If a car accident caused your personal injury, it might take months, even years before you've completed treatment. If the other driver caused the wreck, their insurance should pay your medical bills, but they won't give you a penny until after your doctors say you've healed as much as you're going to.

Most people don't go to the hospital for a minor health issue. If you're there for any length of time, it's because you have serious issues that require care from a team of professionals. A bad situation can get even worse when those professionals don't do their best to provide care. If your condition got worse because of what someone at the hospital did or didn't do, you might have been the victim of corporate negligence.

You went to the doctor for help and followed his or her advice. You thought the recommended surgery would treat your condition, and for a while maybe it helped. Now you have unsettling symptoms, and you're wondering if you might be experiencing transvaginal mesh complications. When women sit down with us for a free, confidential consultation, here are the questions they and their loved ones ask most often.

Every year, millions of Americans end up in the emergency room because of a slip and fall injury. In the blink of an eye, life changes. Slip and fall injuries are the leading cause of worker's compensation claims, and the second most common cause of unintentional death.