3 Things to Know About Quickly Settling a Car Accident Case
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12 April 2019
After a car accident, you might need to get your car fixed or buy a new one if it is totaled, and you might start getting medical bills in the mail that you cannot afford to pay. Because of this, you might consider rushing into settling your case, just so you can take care of the bills you have, but this is not always the best thing to do. In fact, here are three things to know about settling a car accident case too quickly.
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3 Things Your Lawyer Can Help You Determine About Your Slip And Fall Case
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24 February 2019
If you have recently been injured in a slip and fall accident, you could be thinking about meeting up with a lawyer who handles slip and fall accident cases. If this is true, your lawyer will probably talk to you about the specifics of your case to make a few determinations. Some of the things that your lawyer can help you determine in relation to your case are listed here.
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The Importance Of A Settlement Demand Letter In A Car Accident Case
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21 November 2018
One of the key steps in settling a car accident case is creating a settlement demand letter to send to the insurance company that is handling the claim. While you could create this letter yourself, it is often better to hire a lawyer to do this for you. Here are several things you should understand about this important letter.
What is a settlement demand letter?
A settlement demand letter is a formal letter written on behalf of the victim of a car accident to the insurance company handling the claim.
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Understanding And Defending Yourself In A Radio Distracted Driving Case
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18 October 2018
Most people have done it before: messing around with the radio while driving. Many drivers figure that they are good enough drivers to avoid an accident while using the radio...until they cause one. And now, a lawsuit is being pursued against them for distracted driving. Thankfully, defenses are possible for this situation.
Fussing With A Car Radio Is Distracted Driving
When radios were first installed on cars, experts believed that accidents would increase due to distraction.
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