5 Tips When Dealing with Insurance Adjusters
Category: Personal Injury
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Insurance adjusters play a crucial role in the aftermath of an accident, but dealing with them can be a complex and even intimidating process. These are the individuals who influence how much compensation you may receive for your claim, so if you’re unfamiliar with insurance […]
How Are Pain and Suffering Damages Calculated in Idaho?
Category: Personal Injury
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Imagine you’re involved in a car accident caused by a reckless driver. You survive but sustain severe injuries that require extensive medical treatment. Beyond the mounting medical bills and lost wages from missed work, you find yourself dealing with persistent pain, sleepless nights, anxiety, and […]
Settlement Breakdown: How Much Goes to Me?
Category: Personal Injury
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Picture this familiar scenario: you’ve been in a car accident, and after months of stressful negotiations, the insurance company finally agrees to a settlement of $100,000. Sounds like you just won the lottery, right? Well, it’s not quite that simple. There are various elements involved […]
Why It’s Important to Preserve Evidence After an Accident
Category: Personal Injury
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No one expects to be involved in an accident. The immediate aftermath is typically a whirlwind of shock, pain, and confusion. It’s hard to think clearly or consider the long-term implications while dealing with the immediate trauma. But despite these emotional upheavals, it’s important to […]
Common Misconceptions About Personal Injury Law
Category: Personal Injury
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Personal injury law, like any justice-related field, makes for good TV. Unfortunately, as with any dramatization, these representations can play fast and loose with the details, which can lead to confusion when you actually have a personal injury case to pursue. There are many misconceptions […]
Can My Smartphone Records Be Used Against Me in a Personal Injury Case?
Category: Personal Injury
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You probably have your smartphone on you right now, or at least within arm’s reach. It goes without saying that this technology has changed the world in profound ways, and that includes the world of personal injury law. Smartphones can indeed have a significant impact […]
Top 5 Questions to Ask Your Injury Lawyer Before Hiring Them
Category: Personal Injury
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Originally published February 21, 2022. The decision to hire a lawyer when you’re injured is probably one of the most important decisions you’ll make for your case. In many ways, the future of your claim depends on your choice. Determining which firm to trust with […]
What Are the Dog Leash Laws in Utah?
Category: Personal Injury
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Responsible pet ownership is essential for the safety and well-being of both pets and the public. One key aspect of this responsibility is adhering to dog leash laws, which are designed to prevent incidents involving dogs and promote public safety. By understanding and complying with […]
Will I Need to Go to Court to Settle My Personal Injury Claim?
Category: Personal Injury
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Personal injury cases can be stressful, and you may be stressing about whether your own case will need to go to court to settle. Your choice between settling and going to court depends on the specifics of your case, and every case is unique. In […]
Common Factors that Affect Personal Injury Settlements
Category: Personal Injury
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It’s commonly understood that both parties in any personal injury case want to avoid going to court. Going to court can be costly, time-consuming, and disruptive to your daily life. For these reasons, personal injury cases usually end in settlements; according to the Bureau of […]
