When The Other Side Fights Back
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29 June 2022
Many auto accident victims wrongly assume that getting paid for their damages will be a simple matter. However, when the damages are high, the at-fault driver's insurer may use various defensive strategies to fight back against paying victims what they should. Read below to find out about some of the defensive moves to be on the watch for.
You Were at Fault
The driver found to be at fault must pay the damages of both drivers, at least in most cases, and this is the most important issue to resolve before your case can move forward.
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Financial Woes For Hurt Workers
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29 June 2022
Being hurt on the job can lead to budgetary problems quickly. Most workers depend on a salary to support their family and pay their bills. When workers are hurt, they may have medical bills piling up. In some cases, those workers have had problems getting their workers' compensation benefits to come through for them. Read on and learn more about dealing with the financial woes of being hurt on the job.
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Can You Sue For A Car Accident If The Other Driver Didn't Get A Ticket?
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16 February 2022
After a car accident, the police will often give a ticket to whoever caused it. This can be important information for your personal injury claim. But does the police not giving a ticket mean that you don't have a personal injury case?
What Exactly Does a Traffic Ticket Mean?
A traffic ticket isn't always the same thing as deciding fault for an accident. A traffic ticket just means that whoever got it broke a traffic law.
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Can You Sue a Teacher for Spanking Your Child?
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16 February 2022
Spanking children is illegal in most places. While it's rare today, it can still happen when a teacher loses their temper. If this happens to your child, in addition to having the teacher fired and arrested, you can sue for your child's injuries to cover their medical bills and emotional distress.
What Injuries Can Spanking Cause?
Spanking can cause both physical and mental injuries. Depending on the severity, physical injuries can include bruises, welts, cuts, broken bones, or internal bleeding.
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