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  • Making Ends Meet While Waiting on Your Workers’ Comp Settlement
    Making Ends Meet While Waiting on Your Workers’ Comp Settlement
    Insurance settlements often take a long time to process and approve, so injury victims must manage medical bills through alternate funds until a payout is awarded. Waiting on a Worker's Comp Settlement Work-related injury claims are typically handled through workers' compensation insurance. In many cases, the insurance company offers a settlement to resolve the claim, but these settlements may take months, even years, until final payouts are awarded. In
  • How to Prove Distracted Driving After a Trucking Accident
    How to Prove Distracted Driving After a Trucking Accident
    When hit by a distracted driver, proof of distracted driving can be established through a police report, analysis of the accident scene, eyewitnesses, and cell phone records. Establishing Proof of Distracted Driving In 2017, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reported 3,166 deaths caused by distracted drivers. Distracted driving behaviors are especially dangerous for truck drivers behind the wheel of 80,000-pound trucks. When large, commercial trucks are in
  • Avoiding Accidents on the Las Vegas Strip
    Avoiding Accidents on the Las Vegas Strip
    Due to millions of tourists, all-night casinos, and a high crime rate, following safety tips are essential to prevent accidents and injuries on the Las Vegas Strip. Safety on the Las Vegas Strip Las Vegas is a popular tourist destination that welcomes more than 40 million visitors each year. The city is renowned for a variety of luxurious hotels, casinos, stage shows, music concerts, and fun-filled attractions for all
  • Did You Get Knocked Out at Work?
    Did You Get Knocked Out at Work?
    Workplace head injuries caused by a blow to the head can result in loss of consciousness due to damaged blood vessels and lack of oxygen. Knocked Unconscious by a Blow to the Head A hard impact to the head can cause a concussion or traumatic brain injury (TBI). Depending on the severity of the blow, the victim may suffer dizziness, headache, blurred vision, or complete loss of consciousness that may