Were you involved in a car accident that resulted in an injury, but your state has no-fault insurance laws? If so, you're likely wondering how this will play into a potential personal injury lawsuit.
No-Fault Insurance Protects People In The Insured Vehicle
What makes no-fault insurance unique is that it is designed to protect people that are in the insured vehicle, regardless of who caused the accident. This means that you use your own insurance rather than the other driver's insurance to pay for your injuries and other damages.
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If it's not bad enough to be hurt from a work injury, you may also find an adverse action letter in your mailbox one day. The workers' comp insurer for your employer can find a variety of minor issues with your claim and any one of them will put a stop to your ability to obtain benefits. The adverse rulings below can all be rectified if you know what to do.
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Do you know that you are entitled to worker's compensation if you get injured while in the line of duty? Most people take work-related injuries lightly, and they end up paying for their medical bills from their own pockets. But if they knew better, it would be easier for them to pursue justice and get their employers to cover medical bills and lost wages.
While you probably don't know how to pursue justice, worker's compensation lawyers can assist you.
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Any type of automobile accident can be a devastating experience for a person to go through. However, accidents that involve large commercial trucks can be particularly damaging and dangerous for a number of reasons.
The Weight Of The Cargo
Large commercial trucks are often carrying extremely heavy loads of cargo. This added weight can increase the force of impacts that the truck may have with other vehicles. Additionally, this weight can significantly reduce the ability of the truck to stop, which can lead to more damage during accidents as the truck may be unable to slow before impacting the other vehicle.
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It's that time of year again when everybody seems to be sick, and the 2020 flu season is already shaping up to be a rough one. According to the Centers for Disease Control, there have already been 1,300 people killed by the disease during 219 — and many others have suffered life-altering complications and injuries.
That's why it's so important that you seek medical treatment at the first sign of the flu.
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