Found At-Fault for an Accident? How Accident Attornies Can Help

Posted on: 4 October 2018

An injury at work is common in many industries, unfortunately. Employees have the right to file for Worker's Compensation benefits to help cover their medical costs and living expenses until they can return to work. However, many wonder what could happen if the business shut its doors. The following is what you need to know should you file for benefits and your workplace closes: Can You Still Receive Your Benefits? [Read More]

Posted on: 30 August 2018

The aftermath of a vehicular accident can be a very overwhelming and confusing time for you. Not only do you face the possibility of losing valuable time at work, you also need to worry about paying for the medical services you received during your recovery. If you can't pay for the services, you could face a lifetime of emotional and financial problems. One of the things you can do is write a demand letter to obtain the money you need. [Read More]

Posted on: 24 July 2018

The need to file a workers' compensation claim for a workplace injury is not always without repercussions, but your job should not be one of those. No employer really likes to face the expense and upheaval that a hurt employee will bring but there are limits to what actions they can take. Read on to learn more about facing workplace repercussions for worker's comp claims. It costs your employer in more ways than one [Read More]

Posted on: 4 June 2018

It's stressful enough being in a car accident, and even more stressful when it appears to you that the other motorist stopped suddenly so that you'd hit him or her. Of course, you're supposed to follow at a safe distance that enables you to stop in a timely manner, but there are situations in which a motorist brakes aggressively with the hope of being hit from behind. That motorist can then feign a serious injury, hire a potentially unscrupulous attorney, and take legal action against the other driver. [Read More]