Don't Deal With a Personal Injury On Your Own

Don't Deal With a Personal Injury On Your Own

  • 4 Actions to Take While Preparing for Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

    If you have determined that you are going to need to file for Chapter 13 bankruptcy protection, you need to be careful about the financial decisions that you make leading up to your bankruptcy, as these choices can impact your case. #1 Get Credit Counseling Right Away First, as soon as you decide that you know you want to move forward with the bankruptcy process, you need to obtain credit counseling.

  • Two Reasons Your Mechanic Is Not Responsible If Your Car Is Damaged In Their Posession

    You probably haven't given much thought to having your mechanic driving or keeping your car while it's being repaired. Many people assume that if something happens, the shop will have insurance to cover everything. However, it's not that simple. Many shops have a "hold harmless" clause in their paperwork or a sign in their shop reducing their liability. If an accident happens in the shop, or while the mechanic is driving your car, then it may be your insurance company that pays for damages, not the shop.

  • Your First Commercial Real Estate Investment: Tips For Success

    Investing in commercial real estate is a great way to make a profit if you approach it correctly. Many people start off by investing in residential real estate and then work their way into the commercial market over time. Though there are similarities to the two markets, there are also differences. If this will be your first time investing in commercial real estate, here are a few guidelines to follow to ensure you don't end up in over your head.

  • Questions To Ask When You Want To Take Legal Action For A Fall

    Falling down inside one of your favorite stores can be embarrassing, but if you suffer a major injury it can be serious as well. As medical costs rise, you might think seriously about suing the store because of the fall. These questions will need to be answered adequately in order to raise your chance of successfully getting a settlement. How Long Does Your State Allow for a Suit? Many people make the assumption that they'll just get better and whenever they feel up to it, they can start a case.

  • Don't Forget To Do These Two Things When You Get Divorced

    Getting divorced is sometimes a long process, and it doesn't always end when you receive your decree from the court. There are still a few loose ends you must tie up after separating (and sometimes even during the proceedings) to protect yourself and your assets going forward. Here are two things you absolutely must do when you divorce. Update the Beneficiary of Your Assets The first thing you should do either during the divorce proceedings or after the separation is finally legalized is to remove your spouse's name as the beneficiary from any assets he or she is currently listed on.

About Me

Don't Deal With a Personal Injury On Your Own

You walk into your favorite grocery store and right away, you slip and fall only to sprain your ankle. You can't perform your job because it requires standing on your feet all day, which means that you can't make any money to support your family while your ankle heals. There was no warning that the floors were wet after being cleaned in the store – so what do you do? It's probably a good idea to think about filing a personal injury lawsuit. Of course, anyone with experience with a personal injury case will tell you just how important it is to work with an attorney throughout the process. I'd like to share insight I've learned through three personal injury cases that I myself have had to go through in the past. I think the information on this website can help people like you, who need some personal injury guidance.