Presenting Your Case

Posted on: 14 April 2018

When you are looking to pursue legal action in a personal injury matter, it is important to avoid making mistakes that could have potentially profound impacts on your case. In fact, it can be possible for individuals to make mistakes that could result in sizable losses to any settlement they may be eligible to receive. If you are want to be sure that you avoid making these mistakes, there are several key points that you should be following.
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Posted on: 20 March 2018

Back and neck pain following a car accident are very common. In some cases, this discomfort may be caused by muscle pain or a muscle strain, and it will then subside after a few days or a week. In other cases, however, the back or neck pain has a more sinister cause: a herniated disk. Here's a look at four signs you may have a herniated disk post accident -- along with some advice for dealing with this problem.
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Posted on: 7 February 2018

Were you injured on the job? You're likely entitled to workers compensation in all workplace injury situations unless you were at fault, and even then, you should let an attorney do the talking, just in case. Workers compensation can be tricky if you're not getting every medical bill covered and the right compensation, but you might need to look to other forms of compensation depending on the situation. Here's an overview of what workers compensation can provide, along with other forms of compensation.
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Posted on: 27 December 2017

For many people, getting legal protection for a car accident is something that happens after the accident. It's understandable that someone may not expect to get into an accident, but it's not just your driving skills that you need to worry about. Here are a few quick actions to put into place after an accident, along with some techniques that can make any future accident less of a legal challenge for you.
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