Friday, August 27, 2010

What to Do If You Think You Have an Accident Claim

If you have been injured whilst out and about, in the work place or as a result of a road traffic accident then you might be entitled to claim compensation from the party responsible for causing your injury. Accidents can result in long term injuries that can have an effect on your entire life, forcing you to refit your car and home, potentially even move home and possibly leave you unable to work temporarily or permanently.

All of these are clearly costly and you may have no way to pay for them. On top of that, whoever is responsible for the accident is also responsible for all these extra costs you're now burdened with. This is the reason that accident claims exist.

If you believe you are entitled to claim accident compensation from somebody then the first thing to do is visit a professional on the subject. Many of them will listen to you and determine if you have a claim for free. You shouldn't delay though, as there is a time limit on how long after an accident you are able to claim. When that limit is over, you will find it much more difficult if not impossible to make a claim against the responsible party.

Once you have been informed that you may well have a claim and have somebody to represent you, you'll need to gather as much information about the accident as you can, including any medical notes. This is useful for two reasons. It helps to establish how much compensation you should be entitled to receive and can be used to put together a court case if the claim ends up going that far.

Most accident claims will not end up in court though, and will instead be settled by each sides representatives negotiating with each other. An agreement will be made that both sides believe is fair compensation, heavily based on previous cases, and the long and expensive court proceedings are avoided. This means that compensation is acquired much faster, and that benefits the victim of the accident a lot.

So, the most important thing to do if you are involved in an accident is to remember that there are professionals who can help you and that you should contact them promptly.




This article was written by Thom Sanders on behalf of Claims For You, who offer accident claims and accident compensation.

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Thursday, August 19, 2010

Depositions - Four Rules Of Answering Questions

Here are four simple rules of answering deposition questions - whether your case involves a truck wreck, suing an abusive debt collector, or suing a mortgage company that is wrongfully foreclosing on you. First, make sure you hear the question. Second, make sure you understand the question. Third, make sure you think about the truthful response. Finally, only answer the question asked. No volunteering. If you have any questions, feel free to give me a call at 205-879-2447 or contact me through my websites www.AlabamaConsumer.com or www.BirminghamInjury.com.



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Friday, August 6, 2010

San Diego Motorcycle Accident Lawyer

Go to www.levinsonlawgroup.com or call 1.866.643.HURT (4878) for your FREE CONSULTATION with a San Diego motorcycle accident lawyer.



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