Car accidents can cost a lot of money, so many people wonder if their health insurance will pay the bills. The answer depends on your policies and the circumstances of the accident. This guide will help you understand how health insurance works for car accidents and what to do when filing a claim. Health Insurance…
Waiting for a settlement in a personal injury lawsuit may be challenging. A significant turning point in the process is the deposition; many individuals are not sure what follows or how long it takes to be paid. How then will you get a settlement after a deposition? The response changes based on many elements including…
Most people think that pedestrians always have a right of way when it comes to road safety. Before we get into specifics, the answer is more complicated than just “yes,” and “no” the former of which is one of the biggest legal liability busters, but we have the inside-out on pedestrian right-of-way laws, and how to…
Most modern highways and streets, however, have a shoulder of the road, which is designed to improve safety and allow for emergency situations. Although it appears to be nothing more than another lane of blacktop, it is also an essential element in the management of traffic and protection from injury on the roadway. Road shoulders are often…
To file a class action lawsuit, create a group of people with similar claims; speak with an experienced attorney; and submit a legal complaint in court. This entails certifying the class, informing those who may be an affected party, and going through the process of negotiating a settlement or going to trial. If successful, compensation is then…
Yes, you can receive a workers’ comp settlement after returning to work — but the size and circumstances are case-specific and depend on the nature of your injury, long-term medical needs, or lost wages. Settlements for workers’ compensation are for medical bills, wages lost, and rehabilitation costs — going back to work doesn’t mean you won’t qualify…