Your day can start out totally normal, but a car accident can turn everything upside down, especially when you were not at fault for the collision. In the days and weeks after a car accident, it can be difficult to get answers from the other driver's insurance company, and you may be offered a low settlement amount that does not cover all of your expenses. While it is possible for you to deal with the aftermath of a car accident on your own in some situations, having an attorney on your side can make things so much easier, and having legal counsel can often result in you receiving a more favorable settlement.
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There are situations in which bar owners may be held responsible for injuries caused by their drunk and negligent patrons. However, it is not always easy to prove that a bar is negligent in its actions. Here are examples of situations that you may use to prove that a bar is responsible for its patron's actions:
No Proof of Age
A teenage looking girl walks into a bar, asks for a bottle of beer, and the bartender asks for her age.
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If you are relatively new to riding motorcycles, there is a lot to learn. One of the more important things you should know how to do is be as visible as possible to other people on the road. This will help to reduce the risk of being in an accident. Here are some tips for being seen while you are on the road.
Focus on Bright Colors
One of the best ways to be seen better on the road when you are riding a motorcycle is by focusing on bright colors.
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For many military-related injuries, getting through the Veterans Affairs (VA) disability claim system can be a pain. There's a heavy burden of proof requiring evidence that may not have been well documented because of the hectic nature of mobile missions, combat operations or short-staffed administrative teams. If you're appealing a denial or being asked for extra evidence and aren't sure of where to look next, consider these tips to get additional help your your claim.
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In a typical car accident, a car collides with another car, and fault can be assigned based on traffic laws that were broken that caused the accident. If you are involved in a car accident where another driver hits you as a pedestrian, it is treated differently. Ask yourself these three questions to determine if you can be compensated for your injuries.
Were You At Fault?
It's easy to assume that the driver is always at fault when a vehicle hits a pedestrian.
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