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What Is the Purpose of a Letter of Protection?

If you are injured in a car accident — or any other incident where insurance will cover your medical costs — it can take some time to get your insurance coverage. There may be some dispute about fault, which insurance policy covers your injuries or even what is included.

However, …

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What to Do If a Manufacturer’s Defect Caused My Injury?

When you buy any product with your hard-earned money, you expect it to work, and you expect it to be safe. While there are consumer advocacy groups working to keep unsafe products off shelves, there are still many products available for sale that haven’t been carefully vetted.

Can You Sue

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OSHA Safety Violations

The Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) has been working to keep workplaces safe since 1970. A part of that mandate has been publishing the most common safety violations, as well as pursuing unsafe employers. The seven most common OSHA violations in the workplace are:

1. Lack of Proper Protection

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What to Do If You Witness a Car Accident

If you witness a car accident, it is natural to want to do something. If you find yourself in this situation, here are a few things you’ll want to do:

Keep yourself safe.

Don’t run up to the scene of a crash — there is always a risk of fire …

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You’re Fired: Can You File for Wrongful Termination?

Being fired from a job is always painful, but suspecting you were unfairly treated and affected by wrongful work termination can be even more devastating. Wrongful termination laws are meant to protect workers from this situation, but unfortunately, discriminatory firing still occurs.

Wrongful termination refers to termination that violates an …

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