You have important decisions to make after a personal injury accident. This legal library provides you with the useful information that you need so that you can make the right decisions to protect your recovery and your future.
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The Dangerous Allure Of Supersport MotorcyclesSupersport motorcycles comprise less than 10 percent of all registered motorcycles on the roadways, yet account for more than 25 percent of rider fatalities.
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Car Accidents and Lost WagesGenerally, to recover for lost wages, one of two things must occur: An injury must be the direct result of the accident, or a pre-existing injury was made worse
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Tricks And Tactics Of The Insurance IndustryInsurance companies and their representatives have one goal in mind: to make big profits. Learn some of the tricks and tactics they use.
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Auto Accidents And Traumatic Brain InjuriesAccording to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, auto accidents are the third leading cause of traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) in the United States.
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Common Causes Of Truck Rollover AccidentsDangerous tractor-trailer rollover accidents—which occur when a truck flips over while moving—are frighteningly common on our nation’s roadways.
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Burn Injuries Have Many OriginsIf you suffer burn injuries due to someone’s negligent actions or a defective product, contact our office to fight for the compensation you deserve.
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Fool Me Once… The Importance Of UIM CoverageUninsured & underinsured motorist coverage (UIM) protects when you are in an accident in which the other driver doesn’t have enough insurance to cover injuries
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Golf Cart Accident Prevention And InformationAccording to the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), there are roughly 15,000 accidents each year involving golf carts that require ER visits.
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The Rideshare Driver Liability Black HoleRideshare companies tout “$1 million insurance policies”, bodily injury coverage, third-party liability coverage, & uninsured/underinsured motorist protection.
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One Car Insurance Tip Worth One Million Dollars To DriversDepending on your driving record, an increase in your policy from $100,000 to $1 million will only raise your yearly rate by $50 to $250.