You filed a claim with the insurance company after you had an accident and they were surprisingly quick about offering you a settlement. That lump-sum payment looks attractive enough, but is it what you really deserve? One of the biggest reasons most car accident lawsuits against insurance companies never make it to court is that the injured party gets a settlement offer and is anxious to get the money into their bank account. [Read More]

When a car collision takes place, it is the responsibility of the at-fault driver to pay for the damages that occurred to the victim in the accident, and many victims will try to handle their settlements on their own. If you are the victim of an accident and try to handle your case alone, you could do so by writing a demand letter. If this fails to provide you with a fair settlement, you may need to take a different direction with your case. [Read More]

As you get older, you may face more challenges in the workplace. Sadly, it is common in many industries in the United States for workplaces to discriminate against older workers. Luckily, this is not a legal practice due to the Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) as well as the Older Workers Benefit Protection Act of 1990 (OWBPA). Both of these acts, combined with laws in most states, provide a wide variety of legal protection for older workers in the workplace. [Read More]

If you were clearly not at fault for the car accident you were in, it should not be difficult for you to recover compensation for your injuries and damages. However, there can be a big difference in the amount of money a person receives for their compensation after an accident. If you want to get the highest settlement you can possibly receive for your accident case, here are several tips to follow that will help you do this. [Read More]