Being the victim of an accident is an extremely stressful experience. Not only do you have to deal with the physical aspects of the injury, but also the emotional and psychological repercussions such an event can have on your life. That stress can then be doubled when you realize that you will not be able […]
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Children spend a lot of their day in or near their school. So it stands to reason they can, and probably will, experience the majority of their childhood injuries in this environment. You obviously want your kids to be safe while they’re at school, but the reality is that even if you wrap your children
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Having to even consider declaring bankruptcy will cause the average person a lot of stress. After all, nobody likes the idea of their financial mismanagement being exposed to their friends and family. The idea of then losing your car to repossession is probably more than you can take. So, can declaring bankruptcy help you when
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Having to deal with foreclosure on one property is harrowing enough, but how do you deal with foreclosures on multiple private residences? The process is actually very similar, because each residence is treated as a separate asset under the law, despite the fact that you obviously have full or part ownership in all of them.
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PIP arbitration only becomes necessary when an insurer refuses to pay out on a claim made after an auto accident or car wreck, which happens all too often. This is unfortunate because the whole idea of personal injury protection is to facilitate rapid payment of urgent medical costs to anyone involved in a motor accident,
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In an ideal world your insurer would pay out on your Personal Injury Protection (PIP) claim without question. But the reality is that many insurance companies focus on finding issues with your claim, allowing them to either delay or decline payment. When these situations arise – and it happens all too often – you have
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Nobody ever wants to be involved in a car accident, but they’re an all-too-common fact of life. When they do happen people simply want to get on with their lives as quickly as possible, putting the shock of it behind them. But determining who is to blame after a car accident can and does cause
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Some of you might wonder why so many American citizens are carrying so much debt, and the answer to that question is remarkably simple. You need only look at the education system to see that of all the skills children and young adults learn, personal finances very rarely figure in that equation. What this invariably
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Our roads are becoming more crowded with cars with each passing year. Daily gridlock is now just a fact of life for most commuters. Government bodies and private companies are looking for innovative solutions, including Elon Musk with his cleverly titled ‘Boring Company’. But for right now one of the only ways to mitigate the
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A Repetitive Stress Injury (RSI) – also referred to as a Repetitive Strain Injury – is one caused by repetitive tasks in any of a number of different environments. The one thing that is consistent with this type of injury is that it is caused by manual labour of one kind or another. The modern
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