Although most employers strive to keep their employees safe as they work, accidents still happen. When they do, it is up to the employee to seek justice for all injuries and damages sustained. But note that not all injuries are eligible for compensation even if they relate to your work in one way or another. For example, your employer is not liable for an accident you encounter while commuting to work.…
Read More »An auto accident case might seem very straightforward. If you believe that the other driver is at fault, you can simply file a claim with their insurance provider and you can then expect to receive compensation for your injuries. However, it is often not that simple and you are better off speaking to an auto accident attorney at least once. Here’s what to expect. Your Initial Consultation with a Lawyer…
Read More »Civil law allows those harmed by the actions of others to be compensated. This form of law differs from criminal and others chiefly with its punishment. No one will be going to jail if they lose a civil lawsuit. However, they can lose quite a bit of money. To find out more about the difference between a civil tort and an accident, read on. Accidents Are, Yes, Accidental You can be injured by either carelessness or on purpose and that is the main difference between accidents and intentional torts.…
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