Auto Accident Law 101
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What to Do If Your Neighbor Uses Your Property for Parking or Storage
Do you have a bad neighbor that likes to park on your lawn or driveway or leaves their belongings on your side of the property line? If so, you don't just need to hope they move out soon. You're legally entitled to keep them and their belongings off of your property. However, you need to do this the right way to avoid legal problems of your own. Start with a Nice Chat
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Common Oil Rig Injuries And The High Risk Field Of Oil Extration
The oil and gas industry is hazardous for employees. With an injury rate 7 times higher than that of other industries in the United States, how to make the workplace safe for employees is always under scrutiny. If you have been hurt on an oil rig and you were following all safety precautions, you are entitled to financial compensation for your injuries. The most common injuries on an oil rig include toxic chemical exposure, burns from explosions, and head injuries due to falling from great heights.
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Have a Child with Special Needs? Two Reasons Why You Need to Hire an Attorney
If you have a child with special needs, it's important that they have an advocate on their side that can help them receive the rights that they deserve. This is especially critical when it comes to the educational system, since you need to ensure that your child is receiving the same quality of education that the other students are. That's why it's so valuable to have a lawyer in your corner after your child has been diagnosed with special needs.
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4 Methods For Proving Your Car Accident Case
Being involved in a collision is sure to make any day a bad one. This can wreak havoc on your physical, mental and financial well-being. It's possible to suffer some financial losses, and the ideal way to recover from this situation may be by taking legal action against the other driver. The key to building the strongest case possible will rest in knowing what to do during civil litigation and specifically during the discovery stage.
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Two Legal Options If You Are Involved in a Hit-and-Run Accident in Michigan
If another driver hit your vehicle and drove away without stopping, you have a few different avenues other than litigation through which you can pursue compensation for the damages to your vehicle and to yourself if you live in the state of Michigan. Here are a few of your legal and insurance options if you have been involved in a hit-and-run incident in the state of Michigan. #1 No-Fault Insurance Benefits
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.