Doubt, uncertainty, and confusion can quickly cause painful situations to escalate into catastrophic traumas. Personal experience has taught us that when an accident victim allows his concerns to overwhelm his determination for justice, he neither gets relief nor justice. This is why we feel that getting answers to your injury questions are extremely important not only to relieve stress, but also to build a stronger injury claim. Allow us to address your concerns and come see for yourself how a simple answer can make a difference.
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What are duties under duress?
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How will my attorney help me prepare for my injury case deposition?
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How can I prove I am not an independent contractor to get the workers’ compensation benefits that I deserve?
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Who is responsible for damages in a multi-vehicle accident?
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What does pain and suffering mean in a personal injury settlement?
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How can I tell if my illness is work-related?
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Am I taking any risks by representing myself in a workers’ compensation claim?
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I missed the deadline for filing a workers’ compensation claim. Can I just file a personal injury lawsuit instead?
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When does workers’ compensation cover injuries that do not occur at a job site?
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Are teens eligible for workers’ compensation benefits?