Mississippi Injuries

If you borrowed somebody else's car, crashed it in Mississippi, and now you're hurt and broke, the car owner's insurance usually gets hit first for the wreck, but that does not mean your medical bills get handled cleanly or fast.

Yes. In Mississippi, a hit-and-run driver who cannot be identified can still fall under your uninsured motorist (UM) coverage, and underinsured motorist (UIM) coverage can help...

A Southaven caregiver is hurt by a driver who was working, and the real issue is whether the company policy, the driver's policy, or both should be paying.

What actually changes in Mississippi when a job-site electrocution also points to a utility contractor, subcontractor, property owner, or equipment company outside your employer.

What surprises most people is that this order does not always mean you are fully healed - it usually means the doctor says you can do some kind of work, even if it is lighter...

The biggest mistake people make is assuming that once the body shop finishes repairs, the loss is over. You just got a letter that says the insurer will pay for repairs,...