We are more prone to injuries than we might think. In 2020 alone, a total of $45 billion was paid for personal injuries caused in the workplace. If you’ve suffered injuries due to someone’s negligence or reckless conduct, you must know your legal rights. Hiring a personal injury lawyer in Los Angeles can help you …

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There are an estimated five million car crashes in the US every year. While most of these crashes don’t result in a fatality, it can still be a complicated issue, especially when figuring out who has to pay for the damage incurred. Sometimes this can be easy to detect, but often it can present a …

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From 1950 until now, former military personnel and their families couldn’t legally sue the military for injuries. This is based on the Feres doctrine and falls under the FTCA (Federal Tort Claims Act). However, things are moving forward. Today, military personnel, veterans, and military family members can file claims for death or personal injury in …

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Unfortunately, truck accidents are pretty frequent. In 2020 alone, 107,000 large trucks crashed, resulting in injuries. Even though people shouldn’t always prepare for the worst, it’s wise to learn how vehicle accident settlements work if you’re the victim. Generally speaking, vehicle accident settlements are non-taxable. However, whether you need to pay taxes or not will depend …

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Research shows that 21% of all brain injuries in children occur during sports activities. However, head injuries are also common in experienced athletes. Sadly, the sports industry doesn’t take the ‌needed steps to reduce and treat brain injuries. There have been cases where negligence directly caused or further complicated a head injury and destroyed an …

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