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Are Claims for Permanent Injuries Worth More?
While there are many factors that determine the value of a personal injury claim, the type and extent of the injuries suffered is the main one. In fact, many of the other factors in the value of a claim fall under the type and extent of a victim's injuries. Generally,...
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What Medical Records Need to be Disclosed in Your Claim?
When pursuing compensation for a personal injury, you need to provide proof you suffered an injury from the accident in question. That is why you will probably need to disclose your medical records to the insurance company and/or the at-fault party's lawyers. However, you need to be careful not to...
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Difference Between Failure to Act and Careless Actions
Most personal injury cases apply the legal theory of negligence to attempt to prove liability for an injury. While there are four elements of negligence, one of the most important things to remember is it is about careless or thoughtless conduct that results in an injury. Much of the time,...
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Filing a Compensation Claim for a Crush Injury
Intense pressure on a body part (arms, legs, chest, head, etc.) can cause a crush injury that results in long-term damage that victims may never recover from. For example, some people who suffer a crush injury need to have a limb amputated. Others may deal with varying levels of paralysis...
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Ecological and Economic Impact of California Oil Spill
A leak on an oil pipeline situated off the coast of Southern California resulted in about 127,000 gallons of crude oil spilling into the Pacific Ocean and washing ashore. The oil spill has shut down several beaches and coastal areas, including Huntington Beach and Newport Beach, and has harmed local...
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Reasonable Person Standard in a Personal Injury Case
Most personal injury cases are based on the legal theory of negligence, which refers to the failure to uphold a duty of care owed to the person who filed the claim for compensation. While there are many different duties of care that may be owed to someone, a breach of...
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Establishing Credibility in an Injury Case
The goal of filing a personal injury claim is to recover compensation by proving another party is at fault for your injury and damages. Not only do crash victims need strong evidence to prove their case; they also need to establish they have strong credibility. Most personal injury claims are...
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Will You Need to Testify at Your Personal Injury Trial?
It is important to note most personal injury claims do not make it all the way to trial. Claims are either resolved before a lawsuit is filed or before a trial begins. Sometimes the insurance company makes a better offer after a lawsuit is filed and the victim agrees to...
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Can Homeowners be Liable for Swimming Pool Accidents?
Having a swimming pool at one's home is a huge responsibility. For example, homeowners must maintain pH levels so the chemicals in the water do not irritate swimmer's eyes or damage the finish on the sides and bottom of the pool. Homeowners also need to make sure the area around...
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Can Summer Camps be Liable for Injuries to Children?
Attending summer camp is a great way for kids to stay physically active and intellectually stimulated during the summer. Unfortunately, the fun can quickly end when an injury occurs. While some injuries are accidents and no one is to blame, many summer camp injuries are the result of another's negligence....
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