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How Long Do You Have to File a Property Damage Claim?
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Dealing with property damage can be a stressful experience for any individual. Whether it involves a vehicle accident or damage to your home, understanding your rights is the first step toward recovery.

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When Are Schools Liable for Student Athletic Injuries?
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When your child joins a sports team, you likely focus on the benefits of exercise and teamwork. However, an unexpected accident on the field can lead to significant medical expenses and long-term recovery needs. Understanding your legal options is essential when your child suffers harm that could have been prevented.

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Misdiagnosis vs. Delayed Diagnosis: What’s the Legal Difference?
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Medical professionals are held to a high standard of care because the health and safety of their patients depend on their accuracy. When a doctor fails to identify a condition or identifies the wrong one entirely, the consequences can be life-altering. These errors often fall into two categories: misdiagnosis and delayed diagnosis.

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Can You Sue Your Employer Outside of Workers' Comp?
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Workplace injuries often bring up the question of whether you can pursue claims beyond the workers' compensation system. Many employees assume their only option is workers' comp, but under certain circumstances, additional legal action may be possible.

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Common Biases That Impact Motorcycle Accident Lawsuits
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Motorcycle accidents often carry unique challenges in personal injury claims. One of the most overlooked issues is bias—both on the part of insurance companies and sometimes juries. People tend to make assumptions about motorcyclists, which can influence how claims are evaluated and resolved.

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What to Do If a Household Product Causes Injury
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Household products are part of everyday life, from cleaning supplies and appliances to furniture and personal care items. Most people don’t expect these products to cause harm, yet injuries related to defective or dangerous household items happen more often than many realize. When a product fails or lacks adequate warnings, the consequences can be serious.

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Black Box Data: A Hidden Key to Winning Truck Accident Cases
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Truck accidents can leave victims with devastating injuries, emotional trauma, and financial burdens. Recovering from such an accident is often more than a personal challenge—it’s a legal one as well.

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5 Red Flags of Understaffing in Nursing Home Negligence Cases
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When a loved one is placed in a nursing home, families trust that they’ll receive compassionate, timely, and professional care. Unfortunately, understaffing in nursing facilities can compromise that trust and lead to severe consequences.

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What Cyclists Need to Know About Shared Fault in Accidents
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Cycling is a popular mode of transportation and recreation, but it comes with its own set of risks on busy roads. When accidents occur, determining liability can be complicated, especially when more than one party may share responsibility. This is where understanding shared fault becomes critical.

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Can You File a Claim If You Were Partially at Fault in a Car Accident?
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Experiencing a car accident can be overwhelming, especially when you're unsure whether you can pursue a claim if you were partially at fault. Determining fault isn’t always straightforward, and being partially responsible doesn’t automatically eliminate your ability to recover damages.

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