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Steps To Take When Filing a Personal Injury Lawsuit

If you are injured by another party due to wrongdoing or negligence, it may be possible to file a personal injury claim in court. Personal injury claims can compensate you for damages, including medical bills to treat the injury, pain and suffering, lost wages, even retraining for a new job

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Vets File Lawsuits Against 3M, Alleging Permanent Hearing Loss

At least 11 U.S. veterans have filed lawsuits against 3M so far this year. They allege that permanent hearing loss resulted from the defendants’ defective earplugs, which were supplied to the U.S. military. 3M’s Combat Arms earplugs, Version 2 (CAEv2) were issued to multiple branches of the armed services between

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Opioid Deaths Surpass Road Accident Fatalities

The chance of dying from an accidental opioid overdose in the United States is now higher than dying in a car accident, according to a mid-January report from the National Safety Council. Deaths from Preventable Accidents Have Increased 96% Since 1992 The opioid crisis has hit a new high. Currently,

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5 Ways a Car Accident Can Change Your Life

Every year, roughly 2 million people are injured as a result of motor vehicle collisions. In 2017, the latest year for which figures are available, an estimated 40,100 people were killed in car accidents. A car accident can change your life in multiple ways, from lasting physical pain and disability

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Can the Insurance Company Force You to Total Your Car?

You were in a car accident and your vehicle suffered significant damage – now what? Do you take it to the body shop for repairs or consider buying a new car? In most accident situations, this decision is left up to your insurance provider. If the vehicle damage is extensive,

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Calculating Vehicle Damage After an Accident

How do you calculate the dollar amount of damage to your car after an accident? The first step is to get an estimate from a car repair shop. Be sure to check and see if your repair company is covered by your insurance, since not all insurance companies work with

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