The coronavirus outbreak has made these days the most inconvenient time to file a personal injury lawsuit. Accidents, however, choose no time or place and have no regard for pandemics. They can happen to anyone, anywhere, even at this very moment. So what should you do if you get into an accident during the pandemic …

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If you or someone you know become injured because of someone else’s willful doing or negligence, you are entitled to ask for compensation from the people at fault. You may demand that the responsible party pay for your medical bills and the cost of your therapy and long-term medication if any. Do you need to …

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Not every incident that results in loss of life warrants legal action. The death that follows an accident, for instance, may be accidental or wrongful. The surviving family members may not be able to seek damages if the death is due to an accident without negligence. On the other hand, the surviving kin of the …

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Traumatic brain injuries are often the result of accidents or even acts of violence. Falls, contact sports and vehicular accidents are among the most common causes of such injuries. The effects will vary, some of them are manageable and others are life-changing or even fatal. These effects include motor impairment (like paralysis and vision problems), …

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According to a recent report, the United States is the most dangerous developed country where you can give birth. Statistics indicate over 50,000 mothers suffer significant injuries while or after they’ve giving birth and approximately 700 mothers die. The report also claims that health care providers in the country have a disturbing lack of attention regarding safety …

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