Has Your Loved One Been Injured In A Car Accident? What You Should Do Once You Are Notified
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23 November 2017
Following a car accident, there are certain things that people should do to help obtain evidence for a potential personal injury claim. But if they have been injured, they are unable to do this as they need to seek medical treatment. Fortunately, family members can do a few things that can help you with a future claim. If your loved one has been injured in a car accident, here are a few of the steps you should take while your loved one is getting the medical treatment they need:
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Are You Looking To Hire A Personal Injury Attorney? What You Need To Consider When Selecting An Attorney
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23 November 2017
If you have been involved in car accident, motorcycle accident, slip and fall accident, have been bitten by a dog or sustained injuries due to a medical professionals malpractice, you may be able to file a personal injury claim. But doing so on your own can be challenging. There are a lot of papers to fill out, people to serve, evidence to collect and the burden of proof rests on you to prove your case.
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What Can You Do About A Bite From A Neighbor's Dog?
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30 October 2017
Dogs have always been viewed as a man's best friend. But no matter how cute they are, there will always be some risk that they would bite someone who is not familiar to them. In cases you are bitten by a neighbor's dog or the dog of someone you work for, seek legal advice from a personal injury attorney.
If you are the one bitten, the very first thing that you should do is to wash the wound thoroughly with running water and soap.
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When Serious Injury Strikes
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2 October 2017
For minor traffic accidents or slip and fall cases in stores, you can expect some level of help from the at-fault parties. In most cases, you can have your medical bills and a few other damages covered without having to do much more than file a claim. Not all injuries are minor and simple, however. The below three types of injuries are more difficult to prove and can be a lot more complicated to litigate.
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