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When Settling A Workers' Comp Claim Makes Sense
Oftentimes, people believe that litigation is the only way to settle a workers' compensation claim. However, this isn't always the case. There are many alternatives available for dispute resolution. Settlement can be an option in certain cases — and it may even make more sense than taking a case to court. Take a look at instances when settling a workers' comp claim makes sense. When You Want a Quick Resolution
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Be Compensated After An Auto Accident: Choose Your Way
Victims of auto accidents can be compensated in certain circumstances. When your case meets the requirements, you may have a choice of at least three ways to gain compensation. Find out more about these three methods by reading below. Be Happy with Less Those who were not hurt in the accident have fewer options. Regardless of who was at fault for the accident, physical injuries should be present to take things past the point of basic coverage.
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What Should You Do If A Canine Owner Refuses To Pay After Their Pet Attacks You?
Some injuries suffered due to a canine attack can cause undue suffering and require a long recovery period. In such situations, you may need to get payment from the liable party in a timely manner so that you can focus on recovery. Unfortunately, this might be impossible if the canine owner refuses to offer you the compensation you need. In such a case, they might raise varying arguments to insinuate that you don't deserve the payment.
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5 Reasons To Hire A No-Fault Divorce Attorney When Filing For Divorce Due To Irreconcilable Differences
When you file for divorce due to irreconcilable differences, also known as a no-fault divorce, it's important to seek help from an experienced no-fault divorce attorney. Divorces are complicated and the implications of filing can be far-reaching, so having the right advice from someone who understands all of the legal issues is essential. Here are five reasons why you should hire a no-fault divorce attorney when filing for a divorce due to irreconcilable differences:
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Estate Planning And Living Trusts: What You Need To Know
Planning your estate is one of the best things you can do both for yourself and your family. When you pass away, leaving your personal affairs in order will make the entire process of handling your assets, debts, and properties much easier. One way you can begin handling your estate is by establishing a living trust. A living trust is a valuable legal tool that allows you to still control your assets but essentially allocate them once you pass away.
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We all know that lawyers are professionals who help people interpret and work with the law, but do you know how a law firm works from the inside out? I am a professional paralegal, and I have worked in both large and small law firms during my career. I can tell you that a successful law firm needs more than just lawyers to keep it running smoothly, and sometimes things can get really crazy! Take a tour through a law firm in my blog, and find out what really goes on behind the scenes of an active and successful law firm.