If you're nervous about going to court for your personal injury case, you may be glad to learn that most personal injury cases actually wind up settling out of court. In fact, 95 to 96 percent of personal injury cases end up being settled. However, knowing that your case is likely to be settled may also leave you with some questions. How much money can you get in a settlement, and would it be more if you went to trial?
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If you're the victim of an auto accident, your personal injury attorney works hard to get you a fair settlement from your insurance claim. During this time, you also need to write and send in a demand letter to the insurance company responsible for the payout of the settlement. A demand letter generally lets the insurance company know the extent of your injuries, as well as how much your medical bills cost to treat them.
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When a loved one passes away, their physical presence is gone but the memories stay. In the recent past, jogging memories was dependent on photographs, get-togethers, and visiting cemeteries. This could make the grieving process more difficult, especially for those who lived far away from friends or family members or those who suffered from especially traumatic losses. The advent of social media has been beneficial to the grieving process, sharing memories can now be done across entire states and at any time of day.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 1.2 million motorcyclists suffered a non-fatal injury in a road accident between 2001 and 2008. While incidents with dogs were not the leading cause of these accidents, incidents involving pets are still relatively common on American roads. If you've been in a motorcycle accident as a result of somebody else's dog, learn more about your rights and how you can claim damages for personal injuries or damage to your vehicle.
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Do you have a boss who is making you feel uncomfortable in the workplace due to sexual advances and other inappropriate sexual behavior? Your boss may even have threatened you with losing your job if you were to report the sexual harassment to the superiors or the human resources department. If you're fearful that you might lose your job and you're sick of being harassed, these are some of the steps you may want to take.
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