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If you've been injured at work and wonder how to proceed and pursue rightful workers compensation benefits, then continue reading, and I will explain what you should know about your rights and what to do after the injury has taken place.

If you've injured your back on the job, and are beginning the process of getting well, then you're likely wondering how much money you stand to receive from your workers' comp settlement.

It's always your right to expect competent legal representation from your attorney, but some clients get stuck with an attorney who is not doing the best job on their case despite best intentions. Here's what to do about it.

If you were hurt in a workplace injury, and you're thinking about hiring a workers' compensation attorney to help you seek rightful compensation, you may have some questions about the process.

Before you decide if self-representation is the right solution, you should first follow the few necessary steps after the accident event and see if you're up for it.

In this article, you'll learn how long you have to file a personal injury claim. I'll explain whether you should file your claim right away or whether it makes more sense to delay and file your settlement claim at a later time.

Can you sue for a car accident if you weren't injured? Not ever accident results in an injury. In this article we'll discuss whether to settle or sue your non-injury car accident.

If you or a loved one was injured in a car accident, you're probably wondering about your options: settle or sue?  In this article I'll explain when it makes sense to settle your case, and when to lawyer up and go to trial.

Blindspot accidents can lead to sideswipes, rollovers, rear-end collisions, and more. And in this article, I'll talk about how liability is determined in blind spot accidents and what you should do if you have been involved in one.

If you're shopping around for an attorney, you'll want to do a little work in advance to ensure you're have a smooth experience and a favorable outcome. My advice? Ask them these 12 pointed questions.