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One of the more frustrating and overwhelming questions you may find yourself asking after a car accident is: who is going to pay my medical bills? The costs quickly add up. And when you are hurt after an accident, you don’t want to have to be further burdened by worrying. Asking yourself this question now…
Read MoreSometimes there is confusion about what actually qualifies as “personal injury law.” As the name implies, this area of the law deals with cases where an individual or individuals have been injured. In order for an injury claim to fall under the umbrella of personal injury law, however, the claimant must have been injured as…
Read MoreAs was mentioned in earlier blog posts, there are resources out there that can help a person with a spinal cord injury gain their independence. We talked about the losses that people with spinal cord injuries will experience, and how those losses, while difficult, can be lived with. We discussed the possibility of using walking…
Read MoreWhile forms of law or legal systems have been in place for thousands of years, personal injury law as a specific branch of the law only goes back as far as the late 1970s. Prior to this time, personal injury law and lawyers still existed, but under the bigger umbrella of more a general form of law.…
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As is the case in any state, driving without a license in Utah is illegal and can result in fines, court appearances, and even jail time. It is important to follow the necessary legal steps if you wish to obtain a driver’s license. If you are 18 or older and new to the state of…
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Attorneys seem to have a negative reputation, unlike most other professionals. Common stereotypes of lawyers include negative labels such as: liar, greedy, wealthy, impersonal, overaggressive, and arrogant. While we understand that those labels can be and have been attributed to other professions, the legal world is particularly attacked. The reason for this view seems to lie…
Read MoreAbout 4.5 million people report being bitten by a dog each year. Of those bites, about 20% require serious medical attention. While the percentage of those that require medical attention may seem small, both the injuries and the subsequent costs are serious. How do you know if you have a claim? Strict Liability Laws Whether or not you have…
Read MoreThere are four levels of spinal cord injury: The first level is Cervical (neck), the second level is Thoracic (middle back), the third level is Lumbar (lower back), and the fourth level is Sacral (tailbone). There are also two types of spinal cord injuries that determine the amount of physical return to the body, if any, while…
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