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TL;DR: Yes, you can sue after signing a waiver in certain situations. A waiver does not protect a company from gross negligence, intentional misconduct, or unclear legal terms. If the injury results from unsafe conditions or a breach of duty of care, the waiver may be unenforceable. Courts often throw… Continue reading Can You Sue After Signing a Waiver?

TL;DR: Preparing for a car accident involves more than driving safely. Keep an emergency kit in your car, store key documents, understand your insurance coverage, know what steps to take after a crash, and have legal and emergency contacts ready. These steps can help protect your health, safety, and financial… Continue reading How to Prepare for a Car Accident

TL;DR: An ERISA lien is a legal claim filed by a health plan governed by the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) to recover medical expenses it paid after an accident. When you receive a personal injury settlement, the ERISA plan may require reimbursement from your payout. These liens are… Continue reading What Is an ERISA Lien?

TL;DR: Car accident compensation covers medical bills, lost wages, property damage, and pain and suffering to help victims recover financially. The amount depends on factors like injury severity, fault, insurance coverage, and documentation. Victims can file insurance claims, uninsured motorist claims, or lawsuits to seek fair compensation. Strong evidence and… Continue reading Understanding Compensation from a Car Accident

TL;DR: When your car is totaled but still drivable, it means the cost of repairs exceeds its market value not that it can’t run. You can either accept the insurance payout and give up the car or keep it by taking a reduced settlement. If you keep it, the vehicle… Continue reading What Happens When Your Car Is Totaled but Still Drivable?

TL;DR: It’s possible to experience pain after a car accident even when your Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) shows nothing. This can happen due to soft tissue injuries, nerve irritation, inflammation, or functional problems that don’t appear on imaging. Seeing a specialist, getting additional tests, documenting your symptoms, and seeking legal… Continue reading What If MRI Shows Nothing but I’m Still in Pain?