2016

Things To Consider Before Using Your Dash Cam Footage

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Once considered the sole province of law enforcement and overseas drivers, dash cams have become popular with U.S. motorists. A dash cam’s ability to capture footage with unflinching clarity has made these devices extraordinarily valuable in auto accident cases. Nevertheless, a dash cam is not always the smoking gun that many plaintiffs assume it to be. It’s important to keep the following in mind whenever dealing with dash cam footage in your auto accident case.…

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New Tree Trimmers: What To Do If You Fall Out Of A Bucket Truck

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If you’re a new tree trimmer who fell out a bucket truck while cutting trees and received traumatic injuries as a result, you may wonder if you have a case against the employer. If the employer’s truck didn’t meet certain safety criteria, or if the employer didn’t train you properly, you may seek compensation for your injuries. However, you’ll need to contact a personal injury attorney for assistance. Even if the employer is clearly responsible for your accident, you must prove that they are before an insurer awards you benefits.…

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Microwave Food Injuries: Breaking Down Your Case & Settlement Options

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Cooking meals in the microwave is a convenient way to eat fast and enjoy lunch or dinner without so much preparation. Sometimes these meals come with hazards or problems that are not typically associated with standard cooking. If you’ve been burned, injured, or suffered an illness like food poisoning from microwaved foods, then you may have a personal injury case on your hands. If the food manufacturer is at fault for these injuries, then you may seek a settlement claim to recover damages for the injuries and emotional trauma that you have gone through.…

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How To Properly Handle A Dog Bite

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If you or a loved one has recently been bitten by someone else’s dog, or if you’re in a situation where you’re worried it could happen, it’s important to seek the appropriate help—not just to protect yourself, but also to hopefully prevent others from becoming victims as well. In the heat of the moment, emotions can run high, and mistakes can be made. Here are the right ways to properly handle the situation if you’ve been bitten by a dog.…

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4 Types of Reimbursements to Consider in Workers Comp Cases for Graphic Designers

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Getting injured on the job can dramatically change your life. Luckily, instead of losing out on your weekly paycheck, many employers have workers compensation. Along with receiving compensation for missed work time while injured, there are many other types of costs that can be included in a workers compensation case. These costs may vary through specific industries. If you’re a graphic designer that was injured on the job, there are four specific types of reimbursements that you may seek through a workers comp case.…

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3 Ways To Cover Your Bills After A Car Accident

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According to CNN, 76% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck with little-to-no emergency savings account to cushion blows such as from being injured in a car accident. A car accident can wreck your credit rating, especially if your injuries are severe enough that you are hospitalized and, therefore, unable to work. With mounting medical bills and household bills, many people go from the hospital to bankruptcy court. Here are a few ways to make sure your bills are covered.…

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Failure To Diagnose Acute Myocardial Infarction: What You Need To Know About Malpractice Lawsuits

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Around 720,000 people in the United States suffer an acute myocardial infarction (or heart attack) every year. What’s more, 205,000 of these people have suffered from the problem before. Perhaps more seriously, doctors and health professionals sometimes fail to accurately diagnose the issue soon enough to make sure the patient gets the treatment he or she needs, which can lead to disastrous consequences. Learn more about the steps health professionals should take to diagnose a heart attack, and find out what you can do if something goes wrong.…

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Hoverboards And Personal Injury Lawsuits: What You Need To Know

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Many American people are now the proud owners of hoverboards, which have become one of the ‘must-have’ gadgets across the United States. Nonetheless, while manufacturers and retailers may claim that these devices are easy to ride, the reality is that inexperienced riders can easily suffer injuries. As such, if you or someone you love suffers an injury while riding a hoverboard, you may want to know if you can file a personal injury lawsuit.…

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You've Won Your Personal Injury Lawsuit? Here's What You Now Need To Know

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If you’ve just won a difficult personal injury lawsuit, congratulations! You’ve undoubtedly been through a lot, but the journey isn’t necessarily over yet. Here are some important things you need to know as you go forward with your post-settlement life. Your Award May or May Not Be Tax Free Personal injury awards are intended to compensate sufferers for critical financial damages such as lost past, present and future wages. To make that goal possible, these awards are considered non-taxable – for the most part.…

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Bitten By A Dog: How To Maximize Your Potential Personal Injury Settlement

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Roughly 31 million injuries are experienced and recorded in the United States each year due to incidents such as dog bites, so you aren’t alone when it comes to wanting some restitution for your pain and suffering. Luckily you may be able to have your medical bills and rehabilitation costs reimbursed, as well as receive compensation for loss of work and recovery time by filing a personal injury claim against the party who is responsible for the negligence that led to your injuries.…

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