If you've recently been in an auto accident that involved significant property damage or any amount of bodily harm, you will likely benefit from a lawyer helping you navigate insurance and, possibly, courts. An auto accident lawyer can take stress off of you while you recover from your accident and help you navigate the legal aspects of your situation. However, hiring the wrong lawyer for your situation may result in more stress instead of less.

According to the VA Utilization Profile from the Department of Veterans Affairs, 48% of veterans used at least one benefit established for veterans in 2016. That means that just over half of qualified veterans do not use any benefits at all, including those who served during the Gulf War. If you are a qualifying Gulf War veteran of the United States Armed Forces who has been suffering from various illnesses and you have not yet applied for VA benefits—especially if you are struggling to find a job in the civilian sector—it's time to stop smoking and joking and get squared away.

After experiencing an auto accident, you will need to be aware of the steps that will need to be taken to recover the financial damages that were incurred in the accident. Due to a lack of experience with these incidents, you may find yourself unsure of what you should be doing after the accident. Be Mindful With Your Communications When you are communicating with the other driver or their insurance, you must be very careful with the things that you say.

Divorce can bring just about every emotionally disturbing facet of your life to the forefront, and many common divorce issues revolve around one of those: money. Divorce is often about money, as both a cause, a factor, and as a potentially very contentious part of the divorce proceeding itself. If you fail to properly give this issue its due attention, you could be making some severe errors in judgment that will affect you for a very long time.

If you were recently hurt on the job, you may be feeling a great deal of physical, mental, and emotional stress. Thankfully, worker's compensation benefits can ensure you, your underlying health, and your finances are protected. Unfortunately, most people do not fully understand the process to file for these benefits. With this guide, you will understand the truth behind a few common worker's comp myths. Medical Evaluations Are Not Necessary

Injuries from slips and/or falls may be the result of an individual's negligence, but they may also result from unfavorable conditions for which the owner of the property is liable. This is why you must follow some simple steps that will protect you should you need compensation for medical care and other expenses. It may be difficult to keep your wits about you after a hard fall, or you may be temporarily incapacitated, so you may need to ask for help from passersby to protect your rights in the event of future litigation.

If were injured in the workplace and have applied for worker's compensation only to have your claim denied, then it's important that you don't just hang up your hat and give up. Worker's comp claims can be denied for a number of reasons, and usually if you take some time to analyze why your claim was denied, you can re-apply and successfully have your claim approved. Here's a look at the common reasons claims are denied and what you should do in each case.

Most people do not think of parking-lot accidents as serious, especially if they are what many people deem as "fender benders." Perhaps you have been involved in one, and you may wonder whether seeking a personal-injury claim is worth your while. The following are a few points to keep in mind regarding parking-lot accidents. Determining Liability Most parking-lot accidents are related to other motorists. Motorists might do a number of things that make them responsible for these unfortunate events.

Each year, there are 20 to 50 million people injured or disabled in car accidents and another one million or more killed. Therefore, there is a good chance that you are going to be involved in an accident at some point in your life. Therefore, you need to be able to know what's true and what's not when that time comes so that you can better handle the situation. So, here are three myths that you need to be aware of:

There are times in life when you cannot afford to pay a bill or debt that you are obligated to. No one wants to be in this situation, but it can happen to anyone, and when it does, the possibility of the court ordering a wage garnishment is very real. There are many reasons or types of debt that can land you in this situation, but there are four common ones that are the most common reasons a judge will order your hard-earned wages to be garnished.