Personal Injury Depositions: What You Need to Know
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3 January 2019
When you file a personal injury claim, you need to prepare for a deposition. A deposition is the process of you telling your view of the accident under oath. A deposition is a tool used to help determine liability. You need to be aware of some of the rules of depositions before you start the process, including the following:
Always Tell the Truth
Just like in court, you must tell the truth when you give a deposition.
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Injured By A Dog? Know When You Should Hire Legal Assistance
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2 January 2019
Dog bite injuries can happen to anybody when they least expect it, and some can even require you to seek immediate medical attention to treat the injury. However, you may be wondering if you are entitled to legal compensation and if you need to hire a personal injury lawyer to fight on your behalf. Here are some tips to help decide if you need to hire a personal injury lawyer to assist with your case.
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Mediation: All You Need To Know
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30 December 2018
If you want to pursue compensation for your personal injury but do not want to go through court, mediation is one option to consider. For many people, the process of going to court is too upsetting and traumatizing. Mediation lets you have a say in how the dispute is settled. The following are some things you need to know:
Understanding Mediation
Mediation is a process in which you and the defendant come together with your attorneys and a neutral third-party who will act as the mediator in the case.
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What Type Of Compensation Can You Expect In A Wrongful Death Case?
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29 December 2018
If you lost a loved one and plan to file a wrongful death lawsuit, you need to be aware of the different types of compensation to which you are entitled. The compensation will vary in different states. You may also receive capped compensation to a specific amount. The following are some of the different types of compensation you can get in a wrongful death lawsuit:
Monetary Compensation
Monetary compensation, also known as economic damages, are those which include financial contributions or obligations the family of the deceased would have had access to had the death not occurred.
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