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What To Do After A Personal Injury

24 November 2015

Being injured in an accident is not fun. It can cause pain and suffering. However, trying to mess around with insurance companies and those involved in the accident may be even more painful. This can be a very difficult process to get what you deserve from the insurance companies or from the party at fault. In order to make sure that you are getting the financial compensation that you deserve to take care of your medical bills and other expenses, it may be expedient to hire a personal injury attorney.

Did You Fall On Wet Floors At Work? Talk With A Lawyer Sooner Rather Than Later

11 November 2015

If you slipped and fell at work because there was water all over the floors from a snow or rainfall, you may need to talk with a lawyer about your accident. If the company didn't have rugs on the floors to help prevent your accident from happening, and they are poorly managing your case or giving you a hard time, find out what your legal options are. There are a few different things that will factor into the seriousness and eligibility of your case.

Tips for When You're Injured on a Friend's Property

29 October 2015

If you've been injured on a friend's property, you may be hesitant to consider hiring a lawyer. The process of filing legal claims against someone you care about may seem daunting, but there are a few ways that you can help get your medical expenses covered without ruining a friendship.  Settle Out of Court One option to consider is to settle out of court. Your friend may be willing to work with you and pay some of your expenses to avoid a trial or an increase in their home insurance premiums.

Three Surprising Things That May Not Be Allowed As Evidence In An Accident Trial

19 October 2015

It's never good to underestimate the contribution of an accident attorney to a case. One of the contributions of the lawyer is that he or she understands the intricacies of trials. As a layman, you may not even know what may or may not be admitted as evidence in court. For example, here are three surprising things that the judge may not allow you to use as evidence. The Defendant's Liability Insurance

3 Things You Need To Do When Involved In An Auto Accident

12 October 2015

While no one expects to be involved in a motor vehicle accident, they happen all the time. Whether it be driving to work, school or the grocery store, a car accident can happen at any time or any place. As frustrating as it might be to be involved in a collision, there are certain things that you need to do after the accident to make sure your claim is handled properly and you get the compensation you deserve.

Avoid Motorcycle Injuries: Make Sure You Have The Proper Gear Before Riding

28 September 2015

According to the Motorcycle Industry Council, there are certain pieces of protective gear that motorcyclists need to wear in order to reduce their risk of injury if they are involved in a collision. You know you need to wear a helmet to protect your head and face, but do you know what other gear is necessary for adequate protection? Before swinging that leg over your bike, make sure you're dressed appropriately with these items:      

Will My Long-Term Disability Claim Be Denied?

11 September 2015

After an accident or serious injury, you may find that your medical conditions prevent you from working long term. In this case, long term disability insurance benefits can be a great way to receive medical and financial support as you recover. But unfortunately, valid disability insurance claims can sometimes be denied for various reasons. Here are some of the common problems with long term disability applications, and what you can do to prevent these issues.

Should You Hire An Attorney Or A Non-Attorney Representative To Handle Your SSA Disability Claim?

4 August 2015

You see the ads on the back of buses and on late-night TV for "disability advocates" who promise to help you win your SSA disability claim. Usually, somewhere on the TV ads, it will note that the person speaking is a "non-attorney spokesperson" for the firm. What's the difference between a non-attorney advocate and a disability attorney? Does it make any difference for your case? Non-attorney advocates and disability attorneys have vastly different training.