According to the American Humane Society, more than 4.5 million people in the United States are bitten by dogs every year, and the ASPCA reports that dog bites kill between 15 and 20 people annually. While the majority of dog bites don’t result in serious injury, they certainly cause pain and should be treated to...
Heart Attacks and Worker’s Compensation Claims
In February, 2010, while working as a truck driver for Hill Brothers Transportation, Inc. based in Omaha, Nebraska, George Wingfield felt ill and complained of chest pain. His doctor diagnosed him with deep vein thrombosis and a pulmonary embolism; both of these conditions are types of blood clots. Wingfield, who had been a truck driver for...
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Workplace Injury Stories: Prevention and Compensation
Each year, billions of dollars are lost by businesses due to employee accidents in the workplace. When an accident occurs, the employer may be responsible for paying the injured employee’s medical bills.
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Understand The Ins And Outs of a Personal Injury Claim Release
Injuries happen every day. Ensuring that you get the compensation you are rightfully owed can be challenging, especially when the party responsible is refusing to play ball. When injured, it is common to get overwhelmed by the sheer number of documents that will come in from your insurance company. While some of these documents will...
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How to Win Against Insurance Companies in a Pedestrian Accident
Walking is a fundamental part of human existence. It was the only way for humans to get around for thousands of years. We walk everywhere. We also walk to the store, to concerts, to friend’s houses. Do not let insurance companies push you around just because you are a pedestrian if you find yourself involved...
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