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Knee Injury After a Fall in a Parking Lot

Aug 14, 2015

When you go to a business or a rental property, you expect that the owner has kept the premises reasonably safe. Legally, property owners have a duty of care to do exactly that. If they don’t, the law holds property owners accountable for injuries caused by poor maintenance. For instance, if a person trips over...
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Whom Do You Sue if You’re Injured in Public Places?

Aug 13, 2015

Following an injury, you may be considering filing a lawsuit to recover your expenses and get your life back on track. Deciding whom to file suit against is a good place to start. Who’s to Blame? If you’re injured in a public place, against whom would you file a personal injury claim for damages? That...
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About Slip and Fall Accident Claims

Aug 12, 2015

Slip and fall accident claims arise when a person falls down and is injured due to a pre-existing hazard that a property owner or manager should have fixed. Classic slip and fall accidents often occur in stairwells, sidewalks, showers and bathtubs, on parking ramps, or in falls from balconies. What Makes a Typical Slip-and-Fall Accident...
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Does Insurance Pay Before the Doctor Visit?

The short answer is no—but that’s not a bad thing. If you’re injured because of someone else’s careless or reckless behavior, that person’s liability insurance will cover your medical expenses. However, the claims process does take time, and it’s very unlikely that you’ll see a settlement before you seek medical treatment for your injuries.That said,you...
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What Happens at Arbitration Hearings for Personal Injury Disputes?

Aug 11, 2015

Rather than wait a year or more to bring your personal injury case before a judge in court, you may decide—or in some cases be required—to settle your case through arbitration. This can often result in a faster resolution at less cost. Here’s what to expect. The Arbitration Presentations At arbitration, you and a representative—usually...
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