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• When An Accident Causes Permanent Damage

  10 May 2019

  While many car accidents result in misery, bruises, and discomfort, some accidents cause injuries that are far worse. If you have been hurt so badly in a car accident that you will feel the effects for the rest of your life, you will need to proceed with your personal injury case against the at-fault driver very carefully. The need for excellent legal help cannot be overemphasized because there is too much at stake with permanent injuries to do it yourself.

• Proving Your Dog's Innocence in a Neighbor's Bite Claim

  6 October 2016

  If you are a dog owner who allows your pet to stay tied up on your property, and you have a neighbor claiming your dog bit them and caused an injury, you will most likely want to fight any charges filed against you because of this incident. If you believe your neighbor is falsifying their claim in order to receive compensation from an insurance company or purely for revengeful reasons, you will need to do some detective work to help prove your dog is an innocent party being framed for a crime it did not commit.

• Steps to Take When Filing an Insurance Claim for a Slip-and-Fall

  28 May 2015

  A slip-and-fall can cause injuries and financial distress. When you experience this kind of event, you should file an insurance claim to help retrieve money for your injuries and expenses. Because so few people end up filing an insurance claim for a personal injury, the process can be intimidating. This couldn't be further from the truth. In fact, filing a claim is relatively easy to do. Understanding the process will make things much easier when you go to file the claim.

• What To Do If You Are Wrongly Accused Of Sexual Assault

  9 February 2015

  Sexual assault is a very serious crime, and being wrongly accused of this act can potentially ruin a life. While many sexual assault cases are substantiated with evidence, there is a fair share that are false accusations that are brought forth either due to mistaken identity or malice towards the accused. If you are wrongly accused of sexual assault, you must take the matter very seriously if you want to avoid legal repercussions and the life-long negative effects of a sexual assault conviction.

• When The Exemptions Aren't Enough: Consider Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

  2 February 2015

  If you are considering chapter 7 bankruptcy, you may find that your state's exemptions—essentially, the property that is protected from your creditors—just aren't enough to protect your assets. Each state allows you to retain certain property in a bankruptcy, as long as it falls within one of the exemption categories and doesn't exceed the designated dollar limits. Chapter 13 is different because it allows you to retain far more property than a chapter 7 bankruptcy does.