Keeping Your Wits About You In Court

Posted on: 21 April 2022
A vehicle collision can change your life drastically. For example, you may sustain life-threatening injuries that might deter you from working and enjoying life. Besides, you may have to undergo specialized medical services, which might create a strain on your finances. This situation is indeed overwhelming.  The most fundamental step when faced with such a situation is to hire a lawyer. Your lawyer will guide you through the legal processes of seeking compensation to rebuild your life.
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Posted on: 16 March 2022
Drivers are usually liable for the accident their actions or inactions cause. However, some personal injury laws trigger third-party auto accident liability under certain circumstances. Vicarious liability is an example of such laws. Below are three examples of vicarious liability in auto accident cases. The Driver's Parents  Parental liability makes parents liable for their children's actions. For example, you may hold a teenager's parent liable for your auto accident damages if the teenager causes an accident.
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Posted on: 7 February 2022
When a client sits down with a medical malpractice lawyer to plan the course of a case, they need to understand how things are likely to unfold. If you're thinking about pursuing a medical malpractice case, your attorney will want you to be aware of these 5 stages of the process. Physical Recovery As with an attorney handling virtually any injury case, a medical malpractice lawyer will want to see how well the client's physical recovery is going.
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Posted on: 20 December 2021
You might be struggling to pay for medical debts and you might believe that filing for bankruptcy is the best option. However, if you are a veteran, you might believe that the act of filing for bankruptcy will cause you to lose your benefits. However, this is simply not true. Bankruptcy Means Tests When you are filing for bankruptcy, you will be subjected to a means test. This determines whether you should file for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy.
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