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A car accident can happen in an instant, leaving you shaken and unsure of what to do next. Your first priority is safety-stay in your vehicle if it’s dangerous to…
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Navigating Social Security and its benefits isn’t easy on the best of days. But, these days, when headline after headline is appearing on your news sources, promising major changes to…
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Punitive damages, or exemplary damages, are intended to specifically punish the defendant when their conduct was particularly egregious. While rare, punitive damages can be awarded in personal injury or medical…
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If you lost a loved one because of a wrongful death in Alabama, you may be considering filing a wrongful death lawsuit. Not all deaths are considered “wrongful.” In Alabama,…
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Imagine this: Two years ago, your vehicle was hit in a car crash. Since that time, you’ve been dealing with chronic pain that won’t go away, despite treatment, physical therapy,…
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Nearly 90% of people age 65 and older receive some form of social security benefit. Additionally, more than 11 million disabled Americans under the age of 65 rely on benefits…
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If you’re ever the victim of a hit and run, it’s not a lost cause. Two things that you need to do right away, call the police and hire an…
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Dealing with a personal injury case is daunting. When you’re navigating medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering, wondering if you’ll get appropriately compensated can add even more anxiety…
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When you’ve suffered an injury, it can be easy to point fingers. But, legally, placing the blame on one party can be a bit trickier than that. Many of our…
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If you’ve been injured in a truck accident, you can expect an average settlement of $150,000, based on nationwide averages. However, depending on the details of the settlement, nationwide averages…
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