22
Nov

How to Handle an Insurance Adjuster
In the wake of a car accident, you will likely receive a call from an insurance adjuster. While this person may act like they're on your side, it’s important to remember that this person is not your friend. Their main objective is protecting their company’s bott...
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22
Nov

What’s Considered Distracted Driving?
Distracted driving killed 3,166 people in 2017, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). While texting and driving is a major form of distracted driving, it is not the only behavior that poses risks to motorists and pedestrians. Learn what constit...
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22
Nov

How to Drive in Rain Safely [INFOGRAPHIC]
A large portion of car accidents in the United States happens in winter weather including rain, sleet, and hail. Such conditions can decrease visibility and road traction, creating dangerous hazards for motorists. In our infographic, we illustrate ways that motorists can drive in ...
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22
Nov

Common Mistakes to Avoid After a Car Accident
The steps you take immediately following a car accident will play a large role in the compensation you may receive. As a motorist, it's in your best interest to know and understand your state’s unique car accident laws and the proper steps to take after a crash. In ou...
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22
Nov

A Closer Look at Pedestrian’s Rights and Responsibilities in Mississippi
A pedestrian is someone who walks. In the context of motor vehicle laws, a person is one who walks on a public street or highway. Each state has its own set of laws governing pedestrians, particularly when they cross or attempt to cross a road or street. The State of Mississippi ...
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22
Nov

Who Pays Your Medical Bills After a Slip and Fall?
In the blink of an eye, a severe slip and fall accident can result in thousands of dollars in medical bills. Though it isn't your fault, you may feel overwhelmed at the unexpected healthcare costs as a result of your sudden injury. Who pays the medical bills in a ...
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22
Nov

It's a Slippery Slope: How Slip and Fall Cases Are Won (or Lost)
Have you ever been injured on someone else's property by tripping or slipping and falling to the ground? If so, you might be eligible to receive compensation. Slip/trip and fall cases are also known as premises liability cases, which is technically a broader categ...
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22
Nov

I Hurt Myself Getting Off The Bus – Do I Have A Case?
Getting injured can be a life-changing incident. It's normal, then, to want to make sure that someone who causes an injury has to deal with at least some of the consequences of his or her actions. If you were injured on a bus, for example, it’d be reasonable to think ...
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22
Nov

Do Grocery Stores Have A Legal Duty To Keep Their Customers Safe?
Grocery stores have a duty to their customers to keep them safe from foreseeable accidents. Stores must keep their floors clear of spills and debris. This includes immediately cleaning up messes, repairing damaged flooring and placing signs conspicuously to warn customers whereve...
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Nov

Hurt in a Slip and Fall Accident? Know Your Rights
Property owners, landlords and business owners all have a duty to exercise care to maintain their properties in a safe way. When they fail to meet this obligation and a customer or guest experiences injury as a result, they could be held legally responsible for the injuries. Even...
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Nov

The A-B-Cs on Car Accident Claims
Suffering an automotive accident can be a traumatizing experience. Things happen so fast that you are not prepared to deal with when you are the victim. Your mind is racing immediately after the accident as the adrenaline pumps and your body succumbs to fight-or-flight mechanisms...
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Nov

Hernia Mesh Injuries & Side Effects
An inguinal hernia is the most common type of hernia and occurs when intestinal tissue protrudes through a weak spot in the abdominal muscles. The resulting bulge can be painful, especially when you cough, bend over or lift a heavy object. Traditionally, the only way to repair su...
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