Personal Injury Attorneys Need to Act Quickly

Posted on: 25 November 2020

When you get hurt at work, your employer is supposed to provide you with certain benefits by way of a workers' compensation plan. This insurance is paid for by your employer and offers both payment of medical benefits and a disability wage. In many cases, hurt workers get the coverage they need, but not always. Read on to find out what might happen when the coverage is not covering you.
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Posted on: 12 November 2020

The unexpected demise of a loved one is always difficult to accept, especially if someone else's negligence or actions caused their death. As a surviving relative of the decedent, you can file a wrongful death lawsuit against the at-fault party. This type of lawsuit is intended to help you receive financial compensation for your loss.  There are a variety of things that are considered during the litigation process for a wrongful death case.
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Posted on: 27 October 2020

If you have been hurt by another driver's actions and have now filed a lawsuit against them, get ready to undergo the lawsuit process. Once the other side has been served, a series of actions are put in motion — all designed to get everything ready to go to court. A major part of trial preparation is the process of discovery. Discovery procedures exist in almost every part of the law and civil or personal injury law is no exception.
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Posted on: 7 October 2020

When you are involved in a car accident, you will most likely have your case settled rather than going to court. You will want to seek the maximum possible settlement because failing to reach a good settlement can mean that you may not have enough money to cover your bills and account for lost wages. However, there are several factors that can affect how large your settlement will be. Insurance and Policy Limits
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