After a car accident, you may be eligible for certain types of compensation. Commonly, if the other driver is at fault, you might be paid for your medical expenses, lost wages, wrecked vehicle, and pain and suffering. However, that may be only the beginning of what you can be reimbursed for in some cases. Read on to find out more.
Some Uncommon Forms of Damage
The other driver's insurer should compensate you for the ways the accident negatively affected you.
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Trusts have existed for centuries to reduce estate taxes, manage personal assets, and control property ownership. But creating a trust isn't as simple as writing it down and signing it. Several layers of complexity are involved in establishing a trust that must first be understood before implementation. While trusts are fairly common, hiring an attorney to help you create one is not something you want to skimp on. Here is why.
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When a police officer is using a breathalyzer, they are expected to follow specific guidelines. Otherwise, it's possible for the breathalyzer test to give a false positive and this might be used as a way to charge you with an OVI when you were not actually intoxicated. If you're surprised that the breathalyzer test has created a false positive, it's important to get on the phone with an OVI defense attorney.
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You may try to avoid a civil dispute, but you may at some point face one. The situation might worsen if the involved parties aren't willing to reach an agreement. This mainly happens when both parties want to be compensated, and none wants to admit fault. Here, the most important thing may not be how the civil dispute affects you but what you do when it arises. Handling a civil dispute can be really daunting without proper legal representation.
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Parents want to know their kids will get the best education possible. That is especially important when a child has special educational needs. What happens, though, when the system fails to provide for a kid's needs in accordance with the law? A special education lawyer can point you toward one of these four possible options.
Negotiation
Presumably, you've had quite a bit of contact with your school district about the situation.
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