Editors' Poll Selects Personal Injury Newswire as the Legal 'Website of the Week'

Personal Injury Newswire - www.personalinjurynewswire.com -- was named the legal website of the week in a survey of editors from more than 200 news and information websites. PersonalInjuryNewswire.com serves as a valuable online resource for individuals who are the victims of injury, accident or negligence. The site provides visitors with well-organized, brief summaries of more than 250 recent personal injury cases, making it easier for non-lawyers to understand how the legal system works.

Beverly Hills, CA (PRWEB) July 8, 2008 -- A survey of editors from more than 200 news and information websites has selected Personal Injury Newswire -- www.personalinjurynewswire.com -- as the Legal 'Website of the Week'.

PersonalInjuryNewswire.com serves as a valuable online resource for individuals who are the victims of injury, accident or negligence. The site provides visitors with well-organized, brief summaries of more than 250 recent personal injury cases, making it easier for non-lawyers to understand how the legal system works.

"In each concise, easy-to-read post, laymen can see how others just like them fared in the judicial system," PersonalInjuryNewswire.com explains. New personal injury cases are regularly reviewed and posted.

Among the dozens of categories of injury news now searchable at PersonalInjuryNewswire.com are: Brain Damage, Burns, Company Liability, Environmental Injury, Food Poisoning, Governmental Negligence, Lung Damage, School Negligence, Slip/Fall Injuries, Sports Injury and Wrongful Death.

The largest category of articles and the most visited posts at www.personalinjurynewswire.com concern auto accidents and the resulting injuries and deaths. Of late, stories about legal liabilities stemming from salmonella outbreaks have also been popular on the site.

PersonalInjuryNewswire.com is not affiliated with any law firms. Rather, it is part of the You, Here, Now! network of quality sites that include such popular legal destinations as www.x-bankrupt.com, www.x-divorce.com, www.x-dui.com and www.x-speedingticket.com.

The telephone survey of website editors was conducted by You, Here, Now! the week of June 30, 2008.

For more information, contact Personal Injury Newswire's editor, James Stewart, at jstewart @ highvip.com or phone him at 702-987-6046.

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