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could your injuries be covered under personal injury law?

Have you or someone that you love been injured by someone else? Injuries that are sustained due to someone's neglect could provide you with the means to file a personal injury lawsuit. There are so many types of personal injury lawsuits that it is quite possible that your injuries could allow you to file suit. On my site, you will find a long list of personal injury lawsuits that have been filed and won over the years. Knowing what is considered to fall under personal injury law could help you decide what course of action to take and could potentially help you cover the cost of the medical treatment needed because of the injury.

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One of the biggest challenges when you're taking legal action after a car accident is dealing with any witnesses that the defendant's attorneys dig up. Witnesses can strengthen your case and encourage the other side to agree to a settlement promptly, but witnesses for the defendant can draw out the legal process and threaten the success of your suit. Fortunately, you can work with your attorney and his or her team of investigators to discredit one or more of the witnesses for the defendant and bolster your case. Read More 

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If you are planning to party and you have no designated driver, you could get a DUI if you drive home while intoxicated. Besides losing your license and going to jail, there are other legal ramifications of getting a DUI. Below are two of these ramifications so you can learn what will happen to you. Ignition Interlock Device An ignition interlock device (IID) may need to be installed in your vehicle. Read More 

How To Prove A Nursing Home Injury Claim

8 September 2018
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In any form of personal injury claim or a lawsuit, the biggest obstacle to getting compensation is proving liability and injuries. You won't be compensated if you can't prove that the defendant caused your injuries or that you were actually injured as you were claiming. In the case of nursing home injuries, here are some of the things you can use to prove your claim. Witnesses Witnesses will always play a role in personal injury cases, and a nursing home abuse claim isn't any different. Read More 

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Medical negligence is an offense that the legal system takes seriously. Practitioners have a duty to go about their work with professionalism and attention to detail, and the biggest settlements and jury verdicts ever are a reflection of society's commitment to trust in the medical industry. Looking at 5 of the largest awards will give you a better sense of just how grave a matter it is. Falsifying Records to Cover Negligence Read More 

Protecting Your Self-Interests When You Sue Someone

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Suing someone after they've harmed you is something you may do to be compensated for bills which they caused. It may be about bringing justice to a situation or getting them to admit that they wronged you unnecessarily. However, protecting yourself during the process should be remembered; by looking out for yourself, you can prevail in your suit too. Avoid Social Media It seems like everyone's using it. From pictures to video to brief texts, different media sites are probably visited by each person you know. Read More