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• What You Must Prove In Your Slip And Fall Accident Case

  24 August 2015

  Accidents happen, that much you know in life. However, what if there is a case where you were not the cause of the accident? This happens numerous times, especially in cases where you slip and fall. Do you have any legal recourse for such cases? Luckily, you do. A form of personal injury suit is dedicated to these types of cases, which are dubbed "slip and fall" cases. However, as the plaintiff in such a case, the burden of proof is mainly on you.

• When Can (Or Should) You Sue Your Employer For Personal Injury?

  4 August 2015

  Suffering an injury that leaves you unable to work can be a frustrating and financially stressful experience. When the accident that led to your injury took place while you were at work, you may be anxious to file a workers compensation claim to help cover your lost wages and medical expenses. However, doing so can often prevent you from filing a lawsuit against your employer for other expenses you've incurred after your accident.

• Is It A Gift Or A Loan? Differentiating Between The Two When Filing For Bankruptcy

  14 July 2015

  With the U.S. economy being relatively unstable, many American households are having difficulties making ends meet. The average U.S. household credit card debt amounted to $15,705 as of June, 2015. It is not uncommon for many people to ask their family members or friends for help, and many are able to get monetary gifts or loans as a result. Differentiating between whether you received a gift or a loan is important – especially if you may file for bankruptcy in the future.

• Tax Cut: Do You Have To Pay Taxes On A Personal Injury Award?

  24 June 2015

  They say there are only two certainties in life: death and taxes. With the speed at which medical technology is advancing, though, it may be possible to escape death at some point in the future. However, the taxman will almost always want a share of any income you receive, and awards from personal injury lawsuits are no exception. Here's what you need to know about paying taxes on the judgment awards you receive on your trucking accident case, so you can prepare for tax day.

• What You Need To Know After Your First Car Accident

  9 June 2015

  Getting into a car accident is a terrible moment, especially if it's your first car accident. You may be injured, and there may be severe damage to your car. Check out these seven important facts you should know after your first car accident. You Need to Talk to the Other Driver and Gather Any Information Immediately after the accident, collect any and all relevant information. Start by speaking with the other driver.