How To Handle An Incompetent Workers' Compensation Adjuster

Posted on: 18 October 2021

When you are working with an insurance adjuster, you might think that the adjuster is trying to take advantage of you in order to minimize the payout that you will receive. However, in some cases, the insurance adjuster might simply not know what they're doing. If you are dealing with an inadequately trained insurance adjuster, you may need to retain legal counsel. Why Workers' Compensation Adjusters Are Sometimes Poorly Trained
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Regardless Of Legality, Mobile Usage While Driving Is Still Negligence

Posted on: 29 July 2021

Driving with a cell phone is illegal in many states, but not all. For example, it is not illegal to drive while using a cell phone in Texas as long as you aren't texting except in some cities. However, regardless of the legality of driving with a cell phone, you will still be able to use the fact that the other driver was using a cell phone in your car accident case.
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Accidents With Commercial Vehicles: What To Understand

Posted on: 10 November 2020

When a wreck with a careless driver puts you in the hospital, who caused the accident may not be of immediate concern. Accidents with commercial vehicles are different than those with private vehicles, though. Read on to learn more about what to expect when a business is involved and at fault in a motor vehicle accident. Deep Pockets and Liability If you can prove that a commercial vehicle driver was responsible for the wreck and your injuries, you may be facing a situation that can be both good and bad.
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Personal Injury Claims Based On Sexual Assault

Posted on: 13 December 2019

As the victim of a sexual assault, you may be entitled to damages depending on the nature of the attack and the specific injuries you have suffered. Here are some critical things you should know before instigating such a claim or lawsuit. Multiple Legal Theories You will need an appropriate legal theory on which to anchor your claim. Here are a couple of the legal principles you may use, depending on your circumstances.
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