Learn how pain and suffering damages are calculated after an injury, including the multiplier and per diem methods, and what factors influence your compensation.

Founding Partner Roopal Luhana of Chaffin Luhana will be a featured speaker at the MTMP Virtual Vegas conference on October 14–15, 2020. She will present her expertise on the Zantac MDL, drawing from her role as a member of the Plaintiffs Steering Committee and Chair of the ESI / Document Production Committee.

The summer months are an enjoyable time for most people. The warm weather encourages more activities outside, including biking, playing sports, boating, hiking, and more. As we get out and have fun, however, we have to be careful, as summertime is also a time of more accidents. According to the National Safety Council (NSC), drowning…

Scoliosis affects millions of children each year. Learn the key signs, genetic factors, treatment options, and what parents should know before their child’s next checkup.

Learn the signs and treatment options for early onset scoliosis in children, plus important information about complications tied to NuVasive Magec growing rods.

Structured settlement vs lump sum: Understand the pros and cons of each payout option, how they impact your financial future, and which choice may be right for your injury case.

Hurt the value of your personal injury case by skipping treatment, posting online, or poor documentation? Learn the top mistakes that reduce settlements.

Stay safe this summer with essential bicycle safety tips from Chaffin Luhana. Learn how to prevent accidents, follow road rules, and protect yourself while riding. If you’re injured in a bicycle accident, our experienced attorneys can help you recover physically and financially.

Settlement vs trial: Understand the advantages and risks of settling a lawsuit or going all the way to trial for your injury case. What you give up—and what you gain.

Never settle your injury claim without a lawyer: Learn the top 5 risks of doing it alone—from undervaluing your case and owing medical lenders to added stress and weaker negotiations.