What Defenses Could A Vehicle Accident Attorney Use In Court?

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Have you recently been the driver in an auto accident that lead to the injury or death of another person? Or maybe no one was seriously injured but there was extensive damage to the other party’s vehicle. Either way, you may be looking into your options for a vehicle accident attorney, especially if you are concerned that the case may proceed to court. Hiring a vehicle accident attorney (from Armstrong & Surin or another firm) can be a huge benefit to your case should the other party move forward with a lawsuit.…

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Don'ts To Follow If You're Planning To File A Workers' Compensation Claim

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If you get hurt on the job, state law entitles you to benefits to cover your medical expenses and part of your lost wages provided you file a workers’ compensation claim. Still, benefits aren’t always easy to get. With more than 3 million nonfatal workplace accidents and illnesses reported by private industry employers each year, it’s important to know your workers’ compensation rights. That includes knowing what NOT to do when you file a claim.…

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How Guardianship Works

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Whenever individuals can no longer take proper care of themselves, it’s often necessary that the courts intervene. The court will (in these circumstances) appoint a “guardian” to act in the best interest and on behalf of the person now incapacitated. This incapacitated individual is called a “ward.” The guardian helps the ward manage daily affairs and needs, as well as the ward’s finances. The role a guardian plays in their ward’s life varies, as it depends on the degree in which the ward is incapacitated.…

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