After an auto accident, you may sustain injuries or disabilities that prevent you from working in the same capacity or altogether. As a result, you may lose out on certain benefits, i.e. pay raises, bonuses, etc. Therefore, several states allow you to pursue compensation for lost wages resulting from auto accidents. Define ‘Lost Wages’ ‘Lost …
In the United States, millions of people drive without a valid license. Approximately, 70% of unlicensed individuals drive regularly and have a higher accident rate compared to their licensed counterparts. Those most likely to drive without a valid license include teenagers, the elderly, those with certain medical conditions (i.e. Heart conditions, epilepsy, etc), and immigrants …
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According to the Insurance Research Council, approximately 12.6% of drivers drive without insurance. Driving without insurance can have serious repercussions. Insurance is required by law to ensure drivers are held financially responsible for any damages they cause if an accident occurs. If you are in an accident without insurance, you will lose your license for …
After a car accident, you want to be able to present the best case possible to your insurer. Regardless of whether or not you hire a lawyer for your auto accident claim, you will want to avoid making any posts, or comments in relation to your car accident on social media. Additionally, it may be …
After an auto accident, your insurance premiums may rise, however, you can stipend the cost, or avoid the price increase altogether. For example, if it’s your first accident, you have no other driving violations, and no preexisting insurance claims, your premium may not increase. However, if you are at-fault for the accident, you may lose …
After an auto accident, your insurance company will launch an investigation and dispute the fault outrightly assigned to you. Your insurance company does not want financial liability for your accident, as a result, they will do all they can to refute fault. When determining fault, your insurance agent will attempt to recreate the accident using …
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What is Personal Injury Protection (PIP) Insurance? Personal Injury Protection (PIP) insurance is a type of insurance that is required in all no-fault states. These states include Delaware, Florida, Hawaii, Kansas, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Utah, North Dakota, and Oregon. In Utah, PIP insurance covers all passengers in a vehicle …
Occasionally, our insurance company may not live up to our expectations. If you are dissatisfied with your insurance company’s processes you may issue a complaint against them. There are several ways in which you can file a complaint and achieve a resolution with an insurance company. The most common complaints faced by insurance companies include …
The Statute of Limitations in Utah The deadline in Utah to submit a personal injury claim is four years, meaning you can hire an attorney or pursue compensation at any time within that time frame. If you are seeking compensation from a government entity such as an accident with a government vehicle, you have only …
Typically undocumented immigrants, do not seek medical treatment, neither routinely nor after traumatic events like auto accidents. This may be attributed to a fear of deportation, a lack of insurance coverage, a lack of transportation, not being able to get time off work, and/or socioeconomic factors. Compared to naturalized citizens, undocumented immigrants have fewer visits …
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