If you were under the knife for a gynaecological procedure and your bladder was damaged on accident by your surgeon, you need to call a lawyer right away. Over 210,000 people die annually in hospitals, and many more are injured. You may have a case for a medical malpractice suit which, though it won't fix the damage that was done, can compensate you for your injuries.
If you are going to have a permanent problem because of what happened during the surgery, and you'll need future surgeries and other medical treatments, you need to meet with a lawyer from a firm like R.
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If you're an employee who's been injured on the job, chances are you won't be allowed to sue for personal injury. However, there are many exceptions to this rule. Here are four ways to tell whether personal injury or workers' compensation is the right choice in your situation.
1. Check whether any of the exceptions apply to you
Employers are required to provide workers' compensation insurance, but they do so on the understanding that employees will not be allowed to sue them.
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Have you been a victim of police misconduct? If so, you may find it much easier than it once was to find an attorney willing to represent you in a personal injury suit against the police. Here's what you should know.
More people are coming forward than ever to report police misconduct.
In recent years, thanks to the advent of smartphones that can easily capture video, police misconduct has been documented in more cases than ever.
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Workers compensation cases involve situations in which you are hurt on your job and require a payout to tend to your injuries and other damages. There are plenty of workers compensation cases tried every single year, and you will need the backing of a high quality workers compensation attorney in order to find success with such a case. You will also need to follow some incredibly important tips to help guide you through that case, including the points laid out below.
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Many social security disability claims are, unfortunately, denied, and insufficient evidence is one of the more common reasons that an application comes back with a rejection letter. If you've just received a rejection for your social security claim, you don't have to stop there; you can build a stronger case by following the steps below.
Check the Reapplication Period
The first thing to do is to check your rejection carefully and find out whether you're eligible to reapply for disability and when.
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