When the person that hits an officer claims there were no emergency lights or sirens on, independent witnesses corroborating them are critical.
GEICO initially denied our police client’s claim arguing his operation of a cruiser was a “business use”. We took GEICO to court.
Persuading THREE different insurance companies that even if the defendant had a yellow light it was not a valid defense
What can officers do today to protect themselves in case they are catastrophically injured in the future?
The responsible party had limited insurance coverage. Thankfully, the firefighter’s personal auto insurance provided additional protection.
How the legal elimination of the “firefighter’s rule” and “assumption of risk” defense affects public safety officers …
Marine Vets and their families may be entitled to compensation for exposure to contaminated water at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina
