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How Are Cases Settled?

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A settlement of a case means that both sides have to agree to the terms of the settlement, how much money is paid and when it is paid as well as any other terms the parties may agree upon.  Many people get the idea that they can simply demand a [...]

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No Last Hurrah Accident

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The religious season – football – in Alabama starts this labor day weekend. Many people are excited about the beginning of the season. Many will be traveling to games, the lake and other outings for a last hurrah of end of summer. This is also one of the most [...]

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Dave Frees

Pennsylvania lawyer, Dave Frees, is an attorney in the estate planning and asset protection area that I highly recommend.  Why?  Dave is a lifetime learner in all areas of life.  He’s written books on communications, as well as information within his legal expertise.  I was thrilled when he read my book and recommended it.
I had [...]

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Dangerous Toys

Every year a child dies from a toy when it never should have occurred.  Right now parents across the country are trying to finish their Christmas shopping.  Added to the difficulty is a declining economy.  Everyone is trying to stretch their dollars when buying gifts.  Be careful when buying gifts.  We all laugh when we [...]

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Fast Driving and Drinking are Dangerous – Serious Injuries – Not a Sport on the Highway (Part 5)

Reckless driving and buying alcohol for minors in Alabama can have huge liability implications for their parent. In a series of articles, I’ve been looking at the tragedy as a result of the driving of Nick Bollea, professional wrestler Hulk Hogan’s son, where the passenger was horribly injured from the standpoint of [...]

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Motor Vehicle Traffic Crashes As a Leading Cause of Death in the United States

“In 2005, motor vehicle traffic crashes were the leading cause of death for every age 3 through 6 and 8 through 34.” NHTSA’s National Center for Statistics and Analysis (DOT HS 810 936 April 2008). Every kind of vehicle wreck can quickly lead to disaster for a family.

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