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  • Do I Have to Pay Tax on a Personal Injury Award?
    Do I Have to Pay Tax on a Personal Injury Award?

    Although California doesn't typically tax personal injury awards or settlements, it depends on how the settlement is structured. Usually, a personal injury lawsuit settlement will compensate you for ...

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  • What Happens If a Third Party Is Responsible for My Work Injury?
    What Happens If a Third Party Is Responsible for My Work Injury?

    If someone not associated with your employer is responsible for your work injury, you can file a lawsuit against that individual or business. Known as a third-party claim , these types of lawsuits ...

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  • How to Safeguard Your Car Accident Injury Claim
    How to Safeguard Your Car Accident Injury Claim

    When you are injured in a car accident , you can take on a lot more debt than you might realize. Emergency transportation, treatment, and ongoing medical care can cost you tens of thousands or even ...

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  • Negligent Homeowners Are Responsible for Trick-or-Treating Injuries
    Negligent Homeowners Are Responsible for Trick-or-Treating Injuries

    On Halloween, it’s all about candy and reveling in spooky fun and festivities. At no point should it involve serious injury, especially not when approaching someone’s front door or participating in ...

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  • Liability for a No-Contact Motorcycle Accident
    Liability for a No-Contact Motorcycle Accident

    For a motorcycle rider, a collision involving a larger vehicle is one of the worst possible scenarios. What if, however, another driver caused a motorcycle rider to crash without physical contact? It ...

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  • Who Is Liable for a Dangerously Defective Product?
    Who Is Liable for a Dangerously Defective Product?

    When a product causes injury because of a defect, those responsible for its design, manufacture, distribution, and/or sale may be liable. Identifying responsible parties is one of the first essential ...

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