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How Insurance Companies Evaluate Spinal Cord Injury Claims

The National Institutes of Health estimates that between 255,000 and 390,000 people live with spinal cord injuries. Roughly 18,000 new cases are added annually in the U.S. These injuries can happen to anyone and are often the result of traumatic events such as car accidents, falls, sports injuries, or acts of violence. When someone suffers…

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Holiday Travel Accidents: Top 5 Legal Steps to Take

Travel spikes over the holidays–Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years, even Memorial Day. This means increased traffic and, in many cases, increased weather-related hazards. It also means highways full of fatigued, distracted, and impaired drivers. In short, highways during the holidays require you to navigate high-risk conditions that can lead to serious traffic accidents. Below is a…

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Can You Claim Whiplash From a Bus Accident?

Whiplash is a known side effect of car accidents, but people often don’t realize that it can happen just as easily in bus accidents. While your head may not whip back and forth quite the same in a bus, your body is put under the same type of force and pressure in a bus collision.…

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What Are High-Side and Low-Side Motorcycle Crashes?

Motorcycle riding is a fun and inexpensive form of transportation. It can also be dangerous. Even experienced riders risk catastrophic injuries and death. Two of the many dangers riders should be prepared for are high-side and low-side accidents. High-side motorcycle accidents What does it mean to high-side a motorcycle? According to Moto Machines, a motorcycle…

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Expert Witnesses’ Roles in Personal Injury Cases

When most people think about witnesses in a personal injury case, they imagine a person like a friend, neighbor, coworker, bystander, business owner, or driver who saw the accident occur. However, there is another type of witness that may be used in your case – the expert witness. Expert witnesses are experienced, skilled, and knowledgeable…

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Can a Probate Litigation Lawyer Invalidate a Will?

A will is a legal document outlining the distribution of an individual’s estate after they die. However, circumstances sometimes arise that cause family members or beneficiaries to question the authenticity or relevance of a will. As a result, they may decide to contest the will. In such cases, the assistance of an experienced Chattanooga probate…

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