Preparing to be a Licensed Driver

Posted on: 9 April 2016
As part of the workers' comp claim process, you may be ordered to undergo a medical exam with a doctor who is believed to be impartial, or not known to show bias towards patients or workers' comp. The report generated by this doctor is typically treated as binding medical evidence and given more weight than other evidence, which can be legally devastating for you if it minimizes the severity of your injuries or directly disputes reports provided by other healthcare professionals.
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Posted on: 8 February 2016
A will plays an important role in estate planning, but wills are far from the only, or best, solution for quickly and conveniently dispersing property after death. A revocable trust, sometimes referred to as a living trust, can supplement or even take the place of a will if done correctly. To help you understand how a revocable trust can play a major part in your estate plan, read on. What can a revocable trust do?
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Posted on: 8 February 2016
If you were in a car crash, then you might have some serious auto repair bills, and maybe even some medical bills. If you weren't at fault, then you might be a little frustrated by the unfairness of the situation. At this point, your options are to either file an insurance claim or a lawsuit. However, lawsuits can be pretty tricky, so you want to make sure that a lawsuit would actually work in your situation.
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Posted on: 8 February 2016
If you were injured, either in an accident or intentionally, then you might be thinking about filing a personal injury lawsuit. However, a lawsuit isn't always the right idea. An insurance claim might be able to get you the compensation that you need in a much more reliable manner. Lawsuits are a bit riskier, mainly because your entire case might be shut down by a single law that you might not have even been aware of.
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