How Does A Preexisting Injury Affect Your Personal Injury Claims?

Posted on: 16 December 2015

You might not think that an old injury from an accident years earlier could come back to haunt you. However, it could play a major role in determining the outcome of your current personal injury case. Depending on their nature, preexisting injuries could be a blessing or a curse when it comes to your case. It Could Limit Your Recoverable Damages In an effort to minimize recoverable damages, insurance companies may argue that the pain and suffering caused by an injury sustained during a current accident is actually linked to a preexisting condition.
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4 Proactive Ways Motrocycle Accident Victims Can Manage Settlement Cases

Posted on: 1 December 2015

When you're riding a motorcycle and a crash occurs, many people assume that the motorcycle rider is at fault. This is not always the case as many times the accident occurs when other vehicles are not aware of the motorcycle on the road. A biker is exposed to more elements, creating the potential for more serious injuries. If you've been involved in a motorcycle accident as a biker, then you should seek an attorney for legal help.
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Understanding The Various Stages Of A Personal Injury Lawsuit

Posted on: 28 October 2015

When you experience a personal injury, you are already under enough stress dealing with the pain of your injuries and the mounting medical expenses. The last thing you need is to stress over the process of a personal injury lawsuit. Fortunately, understanding the various stages of a lawsuit can help alleviate stress and anxiety associated with the process. Meeting Your Lawyer The first and most important step you can take after receiving an injury and being seen by a physician is to contact a personal injury lawyer.
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Three Mistakes That Can Ruin Your Auto Accident Case

Posted on: 24 September 2015

If you are involved in an auto accident, then you may become injured and need to pay for repairs that have occurred to your vehicle. Complete reimbursement might involve filing a lawsuit. A legal professional can definitely help you with the lawsuit claim, but you can start the entire process on your own if you desire. If you decide to go this route, then you need to make sure that you do not make one of the following mistakes.
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