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Reduce The Amount Of Liability Your Pool May Pose

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As summer quickly rolls around, pool owners are getting ready to open their pools. While those coming to swim may be looking to have a good time with their family and friends, they may not realize the potential risk that their local pool poses. As a pool owner, you will never be able to completely reduce the amount of risk that your pool poses, but there are some steps you can take to reduce your liability.…

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3 Seemingly Random Things That Can Affect The Outcome Of Your Personal Injury Case

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If you’re headed to court, it’s important for you to know that the facts of your case aren’t the only thing that will influence the outcome of the case. That can seem unfair when you’re the victim of someone else’s negligence or wrongdoing – shouldn’t the court be focused on what happened to you? But human nature being what it is, judges and juries notice a lot more than just the facts that they’re given by experts and witnesses, and lawyers investigate more than just medical reports and insurance claims.…

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Threats Of Arrest And Imprisonment For Unpaid Payday Loans Can Form The Basis Of A Personal Injury Lawsuit

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When a person defaults on a payday loan, there are a few negative consequences that can occur such as increased fees, calls from collection agents, and civil lawsuits. One common misconception, however, is a person can be arrested and put in jail for failing to repay a payday loan lender. This is not true, and any collection agent who claims otherwise is setting themselves up for a personal injury lawsuit. Here’s why.…

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5 Things You Shouldn't Do After A Car Accident In Order To Keep Your Personal Injury Case Strong

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Car accidents can be quite horrifying. The first thing to do in any car accident situation is to make sure that everyone involved is safe and sound, and then call the proper authorities. If anyone is in need of medical attention, make sure that an ambulance is on its way as soon as possible. Although legal troubles are something no one wants to worry about, the next thing on your mind should be the legality of the situation.…

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What To Do Next: 3 Possible Options Upon Receiving A Class Action Notice

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There were 688 approved class action settlements involving nearly $33 billion in compensation being paid out from 2006 to 2007.  When a large group of masses is involved, most individuals generally band together to file a class action lawsuit with a single law firm representing them to reduce legal expenses, and to minimize the amount of involvement required for each individual. When a class action lawsuit is filed, a notice is typically sent to all individuals who fit the description.…

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Can A Past DUI Affect Your Auto Accident Case?

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If you fear that your past DUI charge will affect the future outcome of your no-fault auto accident, take a moment to ease your stress. Unless alcohol plays a part in your recent accident, it might not hinder your case against the other driver. However, an accident attorney is the best person to ask about your case in this type of situation. He or she can guide you through the tough questions the other party’s insurance company may ask to stall or discredit your case.…

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Understanding Brachial Plexus Birth Injuries And Your Personal Injury Rights

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One of the most common injuries that can occur during birth is a brachial plexus birth injury. Brachial plexus injuries occur when the nerves that run from the spine to the collarbone and throughout the shoulder and arm are torn or stretched. Understanding what causes these injuries and how they should be treated is the first step toward protecting your baby. Equally important is knowing when you should reach out to a personal injury malpractice attorney to help you pursue a personal injury case.…

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How Will A Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Affect Your Divorce Obligations?

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If you’ve recently determined your debt load or a reduction in income necessitates a Chapter 13 bankruptcy filing, you likely have a lot of questions – not only about the process, but about which debts can be reorganized or discharged. If you’re divorced and have alimony or child support obligations (or both), you may be wondering whether these debts are included in your Chapter 13 filing. Read on to learn more about how divorce-related obligations are treated during the bankruptcy process.…

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What You Should Do If You Are Involved In An Accident With A Ride-Sharing Driver

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Ride-sharing “taxi” services have become all the vogue recently. These services, which allow private car owners to pick up fare-paying customers, use apps and modern technology to connect drivers with potential users. In many cases, private drivers can charge lower fares than professional taxi drivers, who have to pay for expensive licensing and meet certain industry regulations and standards. But what should you do if you or a family member is involved in an accident with one of these private drivers?…

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Child Adoption: Issues Gay Men Must Consider

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Over 8 million people in the United States identify themselves as lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender, and around 3 million of those adults have had at least one child. Same-sex couples (including gay men) raising children are four times more likely than their different-sex counterparts to adopt a child, but for gay men, the process isn’t always easy. If you are keen to adopt a child, learn more about some of the legal issues gay men face, and find out what you need to do to navigate the system.…

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