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January 2010

Driving with a clinical diagnosis of diabetes mellitus requiring insulin for control Auto Accident Lawyer
January 18, 2010

Driving with a clinical diagnosis of diabetes mellitus requiring insulin for control

There are many people who have diabetes in the U.S. Many of these people need insulin for controlling their diabetes. Diabetes mellitus is a type of diabetes that requires insulin and often a strict diet to guarantee that the disease is kept under control. If an operator of a vehicle is suffering from diabetes mellitus, that person may be driving…
Motor Vehicles and the Law Auto Accident Lawyer
January 18, 2010

Motor Vehicles and the Law

In the U.S. in any given year there will be: more than 6,000,000 motor vehicle accidents; more than 3,000,000 people will be injured in these motor vehicle accidents, and; more than 40,000 people will die as a result of injuries suffered from these motor vehicle accidents. Anyone injured in a motor vehicle accident may experience: pain and suffering from the…
Understanding Diagnostic Mistakes in Personal Injury Claims Personal Injury
January 18, 2010

Understanding Diagnostic Mistakes in Personal Injury Claims

In the current scenario of rising medical care costs and a demanding medical insurance payout system, being aware about your rights to suitable treatment becomes extremely vital. We have all come across terms like ‘medical negligence’ or ‘fatal medical errors’ that are often highlighted in the daily media coverage. However, not many of us realize what constitutes a medical mistake…
Determining Fault In Accidents With Potentially Impaired Drivers Personal Injury
January 17, 2010

Determining Fault In Accidents With Potentially Impaired Drivers

Did you know that there are regulations regarding whether an operator driving a car or truck is considered impaired if the person is wearing a cast on his leg? This seems only logical, but let’s drill a little deeper. Would you be surprised to find out that these rules may apply to a driver who is wearing an arm cast,…
Understanding ‘negligence’ in Personal Injury Lawsuits Personal Injury
January 17, 2010

Understanding ‘negligence’ in Personal Injury Lawsuits

A plethora of personal injury cases are filed every year wherein injury due to negligence forms the core of the entire lawsuit. Despite this, many people don’t seem to realize that they too are personal injury victims and should file a lawsuit, simply because they are unaware of what constitutes a ‘negligent action’. In an overall assessment, it would be…
The Fatal 11th Hour: Truckers Drifting Off to Sleep After Driving for 10 Full Hours Trucking Accident Lawyer
January 16, 2010

The Fatal 11th Hour: Truckers Drifting Off to Sleep After Driving for 10 Full Hours

Anyone who has driven long distances in an automobile knows the risks of falling asleep at the wheel. It is relatively easy to do, since the brain will operate in denial when put in the seemingly stressful situation of having to focus and keep a moving vehicle on the road – especially when the overwhelming urge is to go to…
Law Office Management Law Office Management Category
January 15, 2010

Law Office Management

The management of a Law Office is essential for both daily efficiency and long term achievements. Implementation of organizational policies must be employed by the entire staff, from paralegals to senior partners, no one is exempt. A key aspect of successful communication is acquiring the ability to prioritize and execute incoming calls. We treat both these actions as personal goals…
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