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Hire An Experienced Workers Compensation Attorney To Represent You In Your Claim

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Suffering an injury at your workplace can be an uncomfortable position to find yourself in. You may feel uncomfortable because you have to report the incident so that you can have workman’s compensation kick in to cover services that you will be needing. Don’t feel uncomfortable at all about filing a claim. Workman’s compensation is designed to cover your loss of wages and other benefits when you are injured on the job.…

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How You Can Benefit from the Help of a Disability Discrimination Attorney

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Discrimination in the workplace is a serious problem for many workers. Disability discrimination creates a working environment that is unpleasant, unsafe and often times, frightening. There are a number of laws in place in all states that protect you from discrimination in the workplace. Disability discrimination may include a variety of things, such as being passed up for a promotion due to your disability or not being hired in a company because of your disability.…

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What Is & What Is Not Marital Property

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Divorces can often compel couples to take a more in-depth look at their financial situations than they might otherwise do. If you and your soon-to-be ex have very little marital property, you might be able to get away with a quick agreement between the two of you before you visit a divorce lawyer. The more property you have, however, the more complex your marital property settlement agreement could be. During meetings with your lawyer, you might hear the term “…

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Renting Out Shared Property? What To Consider About Your Taxes

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Do you own a property that you plan on renting out part of? This can include a home that is a duplex, a basement, or even a single room. Renting gives you the ability to write off some of your expenses on your taxes, but it makes things much more complicated living in a shared space. Here are some things to consider about dealing with your taxes in this situation.…

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Divorce Surprise: Taking Action Against A Default Divorce

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The whole idea of divorce can be a surprise to a spouse. When a relationship is troubled, one party may simply get fed up and take the initiative to file for a divorce. Finding out that a default divorce is about to be made final without your knowledge, however, is an entirely different matter. Read on to find out more about how default divorces work and what you need to do sooner rather than later to put a stop to it.…

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Injured in a Car Accident? Your Compensation To-Do List

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If you are injured in a car accident, it’s important to take action immediately in order to ensure your medical bills and other costs will be covered down the road. The right steps early on can mean fewer headaches and a better payout later, which you will need if you are unable to work or suffer other debilitating side effects. Follow this to-do list in order to make sure you don’t miss a step.…

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How to Fight Your Traffic Ticket If the Officer Was Driving Ahead of You

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If you’re determined to fight a traffic ticket, you should meet with a traffic attorney to discuss the angle that you’ll take. One option that can sometimes be effective is to argue that the officer who wrote the ticket wasn’t in a good position to clearly see your alleged driving infraction. This can be a tough argument to make in many cases, but you may have a legitimate point if the officer was driving ahead of you at the time that he or she pulled you over.…

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Is Sole Custody The Right Choice For Your Child?

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When parents divorce, custody choices are sure to follow. This issue can naturally be emotional and therefore contentious. It pays to understand what is meant by the term sole custody with its physical and legal variations. Read to learn more about this important divorce issue. Sole Physical Custody When the parents or the judge decides that the child should reside with one parent primarily, that is sole physical custody. Both parents still have equal legal responsibility for the child, however.…

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Why Your Personal Injury Attorney Will Request That You Cease Contact With The Other Party

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Following an injury, it’s common to have a series of discussions with the party that you believe was negligent in your accident. For example, if you slipped and fell in a gym, you might go back and forth with the gym owner about the status of your injury — and he or she may make some financial offers to you. If your injury has worsened or you’ve otherwise decided to hire a personal injury attorney, it’s common for him or her to ask that you stop communicating with the other party once you’ve signed legal representation paperwork.…

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Tips For Driver's Involved In Vehicle Accidents With Commercial Trucks

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While commercial trucks are a necessary part of transporting freight and keeping commerce moving, they are also a hazard to other drivers on the road. Since semi-trucks are so big and heavy, they have large blind spots and require a longer distance to stop than passenger vehicles do. If you are ever involved in an accident with a commercial truck, then these tips will help you recover your damages afterward.…

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