Dwyer injury update

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No Ladder Available There is currently no ladder available. Jump to ladder. Why not share? Read now. View All Partners. All Rights Reserved. In 31 appearances for Austin FC, he scored just twice and assisted on two other goals. Both his goals came in the same match, a win over Houston on Aug. He went on to make 46 total appearances, all starts, and play 4, minutes for the team over the last two seasons.

He also registered two goals and five assists in that time. Nanu has amassed appearances overall while in Portugal and has scored nine goals. During the season, he appeared in 11 matches for FC Porto. However, the court notified us last week that they are too full to hear a civil case. Well, because they have older cases that are ongoing. Frankly, this is not all that unusual. It seems that many of my personal injury cases, particularly the car crash cases for whatever reason, are moved by the court at the last minute.

This is generally due to a lack of judges, since the court tends to hear criminal cases as a top priority, followed by domestic cases, and lastly, civil cases. I suppose it is the only result, given the lack of courtrooms for our population, particularly where criminal defendants have a constitutional right to speedy jury trial, and the court wants to resolve family matters especially those cases involving kids.

However, that is sometimes empty solace for those who are injured, who cannot work due to their injuries, who have been out of work for several months, or even years, whose injuries are persisting, and whose injuries require treatment they cannot afford.

I know that the courts are doing the best they can with what they have, but it can be very frustrating for those injured and their attorneys, too. On the bright side, Medicare has finally begun issuing its final lien notifications — or at least seemingly so.

What a pain! So, after years of pushing and working towards resolution, many of our clients have had to sit on their hands waiting for Medicare to issue these final letters, all the while needing medical treatment, and some way to pay their mortgages. At long last, it appears as though the log jam has finally cleared, so hopefully the injured can be made right.

On another note, David Rosen , shined bright yesterday in depositions on a fairly complicated premises liability personal injury case. This is an injury case where the client was walking through a local store, pushing a small child in a cart, and encountered clear liquid on the floor, causing her to fall and injure her shoulder, knee, and ankle. Well…if there was a lid, how could the child have possibly spilled something substantial enough to cause a large puddle on the ground?