Bite Your Tongue: What To Know About Speaking With The Insurance Adjuster

Posted on: 16 August 2021

After an accident, you might be contacted by the other driver's insurer. If they were at fault for the accident, the insurance adjuster will probably contact you about the accident and your injuries. Read below to find out why you might want to think twice before speaking to this person. The Timing Could Not Be Worse Accident victims need time to recover from an accident before they make big decisions. Unfortunately, the timing of this call is no accident.
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How A Minor Can Be Compensated For Wrongful Death

Posted on: 16 November 2020

If you are caring for a child whose parents are recently deceased due to an accident caused by a negligent party, you might wonder if it is possible for the child to receive compensation for the death of their parents. States almost universally allow for the children of deceased parents to receive compensation, but you may wonder how this would work when the child is a minor. The Estate For minors, the wrongful death lawsuit is filed by the representative of the deceased's estate.
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How To Deal With Common Motorcycle Personal Injury Claim Problems

Posted on: 6 December 2019

Motorcycle accident victims should not have to deal with claim issues while trying to recover from their injuries, but they often do have to do just that. When problems crop up, it's important to understand how to handle them so that you can focus on recuperating and getting paid the money you deserve. Read on for a list of common problems with claims and how to resolve them. Disputed Fault Issues
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Common Causes Of Medical Diagnostic Errors

Posted on: 22 October 2019

You can suffer serious medical consequences if a doctor makes an error and fails to diagnose your health condition correctly or in time. If you can prove the doctor's mistake, then you would have a viable medical malpractice case. The following are some of the causes of medical diagnostic errors. Faulty Lab Tests Physicians rely on a variety of things to diagnose health conditions, from patient histories to laboratory tests. A mistake in any of these things can lead to misdiagnosis.
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