Auto Accident Law 101
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Personal Injury Payments Without A Lawsuit
You don't necessarily need to take a party to court to be paid after you have been harmed. The below methods avoid court, are easier to cope with, and often result in a fast way to be compensated after an accident. Read on and consider these alternatives to filing a lawsuit. File an Accident Report Whether it's a slip and fall or another type of injury, you may not have to take a business to court to get your damages covered.
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Can They Take Your Pay? How To Cope With Wage Garnishment
In answer to the title question, they can take your pay and it happens all the time. You are probably a hard worker and need every penny you earn. However, thanks to a creditor, you could be taking home a lot less money than before. Unfortunately, wage garnishment practices are one of those punitive actions that can make consumers feel like they will never get their bills caught up. Perhaps it's time you consider making a big move and starting over.
After being involved in a serious auto accident with a drunk driver, I struggled heavily with getting the driver's insurance company to open a claim. When the insurance company started pushing back, I knew I needed to do something. I spent a lot of time digging through the laws surrounding auto accident claims so that I knew what my legal rights were. I even talked with an auto accident attorney. I created this site to teach others about what I learned, including my court experience. I hope it helps you to determine how you should proceed with your auto accident case.