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You're injured, you can't work, and someone else is to blame. Now what? If you are faced with a personal injury case, the right knowledge can make the experience much less stressful. We're here to help you with as many of your questions about personal injury law as we can. Whether you are concerned about finding the right attorney, proving your case, or any of the other frequent questions about personal injury cases, we have answers. We hope our blog will provide a valuable resource for anyone who is filing a personal injury claim for the first time. Check out our posts and get your claim started on the right foot!

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Auto Accident Claims For a Minor

20 March 2020
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Auto accident compensation for adult and child victims is similar in some areas and different in others. Below are a few things you should know before filing an auto accident case for your child. Same Legal Rights Children have equal rights in auto accident cases as adults. Your child doesn't deserve reduced compensation just because they are young. For some damages, such as those related to long-term disability, the child might even get more compensation than an adult might with comparable injuries. Read More …

Why Parents Are Sometimes Liable For A Teen DUI

18 March 2020
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Typically, when you are involved in a car crash with another motorist who was driving under the influence, the motorist will be considered clearly at fault and you'll be able to seek compensation from the other motorist's insurance provider. Insurance companies often have a limit on how much they will pay out and you may need to seek a settlement from the driver. However, the situation can be complicated when the driver is a minor. Read More …

Can I File A Wrongful Death Suit Against A Deceased Defendant?

18 March 2020
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During a wrongful death case, the defendant might die along with the deceased whom you are suing on behalf of. For example, in car accidents, a reckless driver can cause both their own death and the death of your loved one. However, you can still sue for wrongful death even after the defendant has died. The Estate Vs. the Insurance Provider When an individual passes away, their assets are considered part of an estate. Read More …

Converting From Freelance To Employee? Watch Out For A Change In Intellectual Property Rights

17 March 2020
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If you're starting a new job as a W-2 employee after years of freelancing, you're in for a lot of changes. Most of these have to do with working conditions and pay, but one, in particular, can be a minefield for people in creative professions who produce written works, music, or similar products. The rights to those products tend to switch to the employer in a W-2 situation instead of staying with the creator because these products are often considered works for hire. Read More …

Dangerous Products In Your Home: Taking Legal Action

16 March 2020
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While many have heard the term "buyer beware," that does not mean that product manufacturers hold no responsibility for consumer safety. It is the product makers, not the consumer who uses the product, that need to ensure the product does no harm. When the worst happens and you get hurt by a bad product, the manufacturer may owe you monetary compensation. Read on to find out more. An Educated Consumer Read More …