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One day when I was driving to work, my car was side swiped by another large vehicle. Although I was lucky enough to walk away from the incident, the other drivers weren't as lucky, and one of them actually passed away. Since I wasn't at fault, I wasn't too worried about defending myself, which is why I was shocked to learn that the other drivers were suing me. Fortunately, my accident attorney helped to prove my innocence, which saved me thousands of dollars in the long run. This blog is all about the importance of working with the right legal team and proving your innocence.

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6 November 2019
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Those hurt in a car accident can usually expect the at-fault driver's insurance carrier to cooperate and pay you what you need. In most cases, that means medical bills and the repair bills for your wrecked vehicle. Unfortunately, some drivers don't carry enough insurance or any at all. Read on to find out what might happen when insurance fails. Uninsured Motorists and Unpaid Damages Drivers are required to be insured in all states but some pay extra on their own policies to cover this issue when they get involved in accidents with uninsured drivers. Read More 

Discover The Reasons You May Want To Seek Legal Action After An Commercial Vehicle Wreck

29 August 2019
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If you have recently been a victim in a commercial vehicle accident and you have sustained injuries, you might want to take some time to consider if this is something that is going to warrant legal action on your end. If you are not sure as to whether this is something that you will want to do, you can spend a few moments reading through the following information. You Are Missing A Lot Of Work Read More 

3 Things To Do To Prepare For A Consultation With A Motorcycle Accident Attorney

3 July 2019
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Many drivers on the road don't give a second thought to the motorcycles that are sharing the roads they drive on. Some drivers just don't understand or even know that they need to pay special attention to motorcycles during the fair weather months — year-round for that matter. Because of this, many motorcyclists are injured in accidents that could have been prevented had the driver in the other vehicle been paying attention. Read More 

What You Should Know Before a Personal Injury Deposition

1 May 2019
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When you sue for personal injury, part of the process is a deposition. The deposition is when you give your view of the accident while under oath. This is generally used as a way to determine who is liable for the injury and subsequent damages. Before you begin the process, you need to be aware of the rules and procedures: Be Truthful Just as you would do so in court, you must be truthful when you are giving a deposition. Read More 

Why Your Settlement Confidentiality Clause Should Include Precise Wording About What To Say

20 March 2019
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A confidentiality clause that you and the defendant in your personal injury case sign as part of the settlement process should do more than just make it clear that neither party is permitted to discuss any detail related to the case in any manner. The clause should also provide precise wording about what to say if someone attempts to get either party to talk. For example, the wording could be, " Read More