Attorney News What You Should Know About Collision Coverage in North Carolina

Apr

8

2012

One of the most frequently asked questions we receive from clients is regarding how they should handle damage to their vehicle when they have been involved in a car accident. Typically, the at-fault insurance company should accept responsibility for paying for repairs for your vehicle or for paying the fair-market value of your car if ...
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Legal Post Filing a Personal Injury Lawsuit in Bristol PA

Apr

6

2012

What you should know about pursuing a personal injury lawsuit Each year, more than 2 million people are injured in car accidents in the United States. About 40,000 people are killed in auto accidents every year. Tragic accidents happen in communities big and small throughout the country, including Bristol Township, in Bucks County. If you ...
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An weird auto crashes happen Photo 212

Apr

6

2012

Auto Crash Print Of The Day Funny Stuff at Izismile.com
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Chapter 11 Law Why Hire a Bankruptcy Lawyer in North Carolina

Apr

6

2012

You’ve worked hard all your life and done everything you can to save and provide for your family. Then you lost your job. Or maybe you were in an accident or suffered a serious illness that kept you in the hospital and racked up medical bills. Maybe you’re just like millions of other Americans and ...
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Seven rules aimed at reducing teen auto accidents in PA, OH, WV

Apr

3

2012

Fatal auto accidents happen fast, especially car crashes involving teenagers. But what if there was a way to save lives? What if something could be done to save 66 lives in Ohio, 34 in Pennsylvania and 21 in West Virginia each year? Sound far fetched? It’s not as difficult as you might think. According to ...
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North Carolina What Are Workplace Injuries Management Has More Influence on Number of Workplace Injuries Study Says

Apr

1

2012

Workers can often be blamed for their injuries on the job. Employers may assume that they have been careless or haven’t followed safety protocols. Yet, according to a new study by the University of Georgia, it turns out that upper-level management may have much more influence on workplace safety and the rate of workplace accidents. ...
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