Hiring a Product Claim Attorney to File and Pursue a Lawsuit
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23 February 2021
As a consumer, you expect the products that you buy and use to be safe. You do not anticipate them harming you or someone in your household. However, when you have been injured or made ill from something that you purchased, you have the right to take legal action against the manufacturer or seller. You can start by retaining a product claim attorney to represent you.
Determining the Damages
When you retain a product claim attorney, you can get legal help determining the worth of the damages that you suffered.
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Driving Barefoot Might Affect Your Personal Injury Case
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10 February 2021
If it's warm out, you might find it convenient to hop into the car without any shoes on. Then, if you're involved in a car accident, the other driver might be looking for ways to blame you for any injuries you have suffered due to the accident. For example, the fact that you weren't wearing shoes may be brought up as a contributing factor in the accident.
The Legality of Driving While Barefoot
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A Truck Accident Might Leave You Eligible for Compensation for PTSD
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18 January 2021
Given the size and weight of a commercial truck, an accident involving a truck can be terrifying. Even if you do not suffer serious injuries as a result of the truck accident, you are still likely to suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) due to the crash. If this is the case, you may be entitled to compensation from the truck driver's insurance provider for your PTSD.
Understanding the Effects of PTSD
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Social Security Disability Benefits Vs. Workers' Compensation
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12 January 2021
When you are considering pursuing Social Security Disability benefits (SSDI) or workers' compensation, you might be wondering if your benefits will be able to help you pay your bills in the long-run. After all, as inflation goes up, the everyday cost of living can become much higher.
However, SSDI comes with a cost-of-living adjustment that will regularly increase how much you will receive. If you are still not sure if you should pursue workers' compensation or SSDI, it's important to speak with an attorney.
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