Personal injury claims are unfortunately more common than most of us would like to believe. Whether it’s a slip and fall, a dog bite, a car accident, or any other type of injury, accidents happen every day. Sometimes, those accidents are the fault of someone else and you might be entitled to compensation as a
If you sustained injuries in an accident, you are likely considering the possibility of filing a personal injury claim to secure compensation for your medical expenses, lost wages, and more. Given the financial hardships, many often face in the aftermath of a severe accident, one of the biggest questions survivors have is how long it
It’s not uncommon to hear people talking about how dangerous cars are and how careful drivers need to be. While this is absolutely true, it’s also essential to remember that pedestrians also need to be careful and make sure they’re following all of the rules. If a car hits a pedestrian, but the pedestrian was
Car accidents happen far more often than any of us would like. Sometimes there are no injuries and just minor damage to the vehicle, and other times there are severe injuries, serious property damage, or even death. Some of the most common injuries resulting from a car accident include the following: Head Injuries Head injuries
Being in a motorcycle accident can be incredibly frightening and leave you suffering from serious injuries. If you’re going to ride a motorcycle, it’s essential that you stay up to date on all of the rules and regulations in whichever state you’re currently riding. The last thing you need is to inadvertently break a driving
Court Orders an End to Trump-era Rule The Biden administration must cease the use of a provocative public health law that speedily deports migrants at the United States border. On Thursday, United States District Judge Emmet Sullivan ordered a preliminary injunction, prohibiting the Biden Administration’s use of Title 42. Additionally, a stay of fourteen days
Vaccine Mandate for Green Card Applicants Immigrants planning on seeking lawful permanent residency will be required to show proof of vaccination. In a statement released by the United Citizenship and Immigration Services, the agency will start enforcing the requirement starting October 1st. Applicants subject to the immigration medical examination must be fully vaccinated from Covid-19
