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Should I sign a medical authorization for the insurance company?

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After you have been injured in a car accident, you will likely receive a number of authorization forms from the at-fault driver’s insurance company. One of these forms may be a medical authorization release form. You should not sign a medical authorization form from the at-fault driver’s insurance company and should instead consult with… Read More »

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I was hurt on someone else’s property, do I have a claim?

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You may very well have a claim if you were injured in an office building, mall, grocery store, restaurant, apartment building, or even a private home. Owners are bound by law to ensure that their properties can be safely traveled and that no circumstance or person presents a danger. Premises liability encompasses situations in which an… Read More »

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Should I give the insurance company a recorded statement?

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After you have been involved in an injury accident that was caused by the negligence of another driver, you will likely be contacted by the at-fault driver’s insurance company. The company or its representative may ask you if you will give a recorded statement. It is important for you to avoid giving a recorded… Read More »

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How Do I Know If I Have a Personal Injury Claim?

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If you were recently injured in an accident and want to pursue compensation to help cover the related expenses, you are likely wondering whether or not you even have a case. Don’t make the mistake of moving forward until you understand how likely you are to reach a favorable outcome in court. You will… Read More »

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Safe Driving Tips for the Holidays

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The holidays provide a great opportunity to spend quality time celebrating with family and friends. If you’re attending Christmas gatherings and New Year’s Eve parties over the next two weeks, remember to act responsibly and avoid driving drunk. Drunk driving car accidents tend to spike during the holiday season, and the consequences are often… Read More »

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Quiz – Should You Seek Legal Help After a Brain Injury?

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Traumatic brain injuries (TBI) can cause a horrible myriad of problems for the injured person, but can also affect the entire family unit as brain injuries often require lifelong care. Many times, the injured person won’t be able to return to work and this can affect your family’s financial well-being and benefits. If you… Read More »

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Who can Be Held Liable for Medical Malpractice?

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In many instances, it takes a team of professionals to provide the medical care you need. Achieving a successful outcome to your treatment hinges on every team member doing their job in a competent manner. If any one particular individual on your medical team acts negligently or makes a mistake, it can result in… Read More »

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Safety Tips for Purchasing Children’s Toys over the Holidays

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Another holiday season is upon us, and parents throughout the Dallas area will be on the lookout for the perfect gifts for their children. You may already know the toys your child is hoping to receive, or perhaps you are still in the process of researching the most popular toys out right now. Either… Read More »

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Human Factors Investigations of Distracted Driving Car Accidents

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In recent years, distracted driving has become one of the most common causes of car accidents. Distraction.gov estimates that approximately 660,000 drivers are using cell phones or other electronic devices at any given moment. This irresponsible use of technology puts others on the road in serious danger at all times. According to the NHTSA:… Read More »

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5 Tips to Keep Teen Drivers Safe

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This week is National Teen Driver Safety Week, and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is doubling down on their efforts to improve the safe driving practices of teenage drivers as part of this occasion. Car accidents are the leading cause of death for teenagers between the ages of 15 and 19, making… Read More »

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