It is common for drivers involved in a car accident to try to avoid reporting the accident to their respective insurance companies, regardless of who bears fault for the incident. Usually, once insurance companies know of the accident and have to pay out coverage rates, policyholders see their insurance rates rise. But sometimes, sidestepping insurance...

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It is always best to connect with a car accident law firm soon after experiencing an accident. Auto accident attorneys can provide critical guidance and the legal representation you need to protect your interests and fight for justice. But sometimes, victims feel too overwhelmed to make contact. They may be hospitalized, looking toward a long...

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It may take years to fully recover from a serious personal injury. But if you take too many years to pursue a civil lawsuit or workers’ compensation claim for that injury, you may be entirely out of luck. That is because in North Carolina, as in every other state, personal injury and workers’ compensation claims...

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Businesses that have been paying premiums for Business Interruption coverage are now facing massive losses. These are the result of the insurance carriers failing to cover any losses that have arisen from the COVID-19 pandemic. The failure of the insurance industry to cover and honor their obligations has pushed the viability of many businesses that...

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Zantac (ranitidine) began as an alternative to Tagamet (cimetidine) in the late 1970s and was lauded for its lack of adverse drug reactions, long-term effectiveness, and its strength when compared to Tagamet. It hit the streets in 1981 and became a popular antacid for chronic indigestion and acid reflux by 1987. Zantac remained popular for...

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It is important to seek medical care following a car accident in order to document your injuries and make a speedy and full recovery. After an injury you want to seek medical treatment as quickly as possible in order to get on the road to recovery. In normal times insurance companies will examine the consistency...

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On March 27, 2020 the President signed into law the historic Coronavirus Aid Relief and Economic Security Act (CARES Act). The law provides assistance for Americans who are impacted by the Coronavirus. WHAT THIS MEANS FOR OUR CLIENTS Your case will not impede your ability to collect a stimulus check or expanded unemployment benefits if...

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