Team sports play an important role in the lives of many children across the country. While organized sports can help your child learn discipline and teamwork, many of these sports can be dangerous. Injuries are an inevitable part of sports, but anything more than a minor injury could entitle your child to significant compensation.
The relationship between personal injury lawsuits and children's sports injuries is one that all parents need to understand before allowing a child to participate in any organized sport.
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If you are unable to work due to a long term injury or disability, and you have paid into Social Security, you may be able to receive Social Security Disability payments. In order to receive these payments, you will have to file a Social Security claim. This can be complicated and complex. Fortunately, a social security lawyer, like those at Horn & Kelley, PC Attorneys at Law, can help you with the process.
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When you have been in an auto accident, things can get out of hand quickly. If the police investigating at the scene find you to be at fault, your insurance company will assign an adjuster and lawyer to the case to try to mitigate the amount of money they have to pay for any damages and injuries incurred. However, there are some times you should hire your own auto accident attorney too.
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If you've been in a car accident recently, you'll want to do everything in your power to protect your claim. You may think that all you need to do is contact the insurance company of the person who was at-fault. While that is an important step, it's not the only step you'll need to take after an accident. The fact is that some of the things you might fail to do may end up causing you serious problems when it comes time to negotiate a settlement.
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Many property owners believe that they shouldn't compensate trespassers who get injured on their properties. In practice, however, it's possible for property owners to be held liable when their negligence injures trespassers. Here are three situations in which this may happen.
The Injury Was Intentional
If you can prove that the homeowner intentionally hurt your kid, you can hold them liable for your kid's injuries. This is true even if the homeowner claims that they were defending their property.
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