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Personal Injury Cases: Moving on to Better Things

I never planned to find myself seeking damages due to a personal injury. Even after I was hurt by a defective product that I purchased, I wasn't sure how to go about seeking help. Fortunately, a friend of mine knew a great personal injury attorney who looked into the situation and decided that I had a case. Since receiving my settlement, I've tried to put the whole episode behind me and look to the future. That's been easier said than done. The permanent nature of my injury means my life is changed for good. Even so, I am slowly learning to live with it and get back to enjoying life. If you have been injured due to negligence on the part of another person or a company, let's talk. I'll share how I got my settlement and what I'm doing to get on with my life.

Six Ways To Reduce Your Chances Of A Motorcycle Accident

Posted on November 9, 2015

Are you worried that you could get into a motorcycle accident? Being on a motorcycle does put you in a particularly vulnerable situation, but it also means that you have more maneuverability should something occur. As long as you remain aware and vigilant, you should be able to avoid many hazards. 1. Slow Down Around Blind Corners Blind corners are dangerous, but not necessarily for the reasons you might think. You might not feel uncertain crossing a blind corner because you know that you're on the right side of the road and that the road is empty. [Read More]

4 Things To Know About Appealing Your Social Security Disability Denial

Posted on November 6, 2015

If you have attempted to file for social security disability and were denied, then you want to be sure that you take the next step and appeal the denial. This is important because there is a chance that you can be approved and receive the disability that you deserve. Be sure that you hire a social security attorney to represent you and ensure that you say all the right things to have a higher chance of being approved. [Read More]

Questions Employees Should Ask Before Signing A Non-Compete Agreement

Posted on October 20, 2015

If you have just been hired for a new job, it's possible you will be asked to sign a non-compete agreement. In this agreement, you will agree to not work for your company's competition within a certain radius for a specified amount of time. Before you sign this agreement, there are some very important questions you should ask. Where Does the Agreement Apply? Part of a non-compete agreement is the predetermined radius in which you are allowed to look for work within the same industry. [Read More]

4 Ways To Collect A Loan From A Friend

Posted on October 5, 2015

It is common to loan a friend money for an emergency. You never know when you will get low on cash and need the same favor. However, it becomes a problem when your friend refuses to pay. Here are four ways to collect back a loan from a friend.  Ask for Repayment If you loan your friend money and the repayment date has passed, then you need to ask for your money. [Read More]