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Suffering an injury at work is usually stressful, and you may find yourself asking a lot of questions. If you are out of work due to the...

In Delaware, if you are injured in an automobile collision caused by another driver, the at-fault driver’s insurance policy should...

Workers’ compensation is a no-fault system, which means that if you're injured in the "course and scope of employment," you’re typically...

While workers’ compensation benefits and personal injury claims can cover the costs of medical treatment and lost wages, there are key...

Negligence is the basis of your personal injury or nursing home case. It must be proved in order to hold a person or company legally...

Workers’ compensation for Delaware is defined as a system, created by the Delaware Legislature, which provides benefits to workers who...

Percentages may vary from firm-to-firm, with some firms charging 40% or higher. At Kimmel Carter, our attorneys’ only take a 33.33% of...

The answer is yes. Delaware is an “employment-at-will” state. This means that an employer or employee may generally terminate an...

From 2003 - 2012 there were 427 people killed in crashes involving drunk drivers in Delaware. Nationally, one in three traffic deaths in the