Depositions are a major component to most personal injury lawsuits. Depositions are out-of-court testimonies from parties who are associated with the events involved in the lawsuit. In most cases, depositions are part of the discovery process, where lawyers for both the defendant and the plaintiff seek to find out what really happened. Occasionally, depositions can be used as part of the court proceedings when a party is too ill to attend court or is prevented by something like jail or distance.…
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If you have been exposed to asbestos in your workplace and contracted mesothelioma, you may be able to seek compensation for the damages that were caused. Unfortunately, with laws varying between each state, it can be difficult to have a firm grasp on what your rights are. By understanding your rights, you will be able to hold someone responsible for your injuries.
Using Workers’ Compensation For Employer Related Injuries
There are many states where an asbestos related injury can be settled through workers’ compensation rather than a personal injury lawsuit.…
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Once you have filed for workers compensation as a result of being injured in a work-related accident or illness, the wait for the results begin. You’re undoubtedly hopeful that you will be approved so that you can get your medical bills and lost wages paid, but you may be worried about the outcome of the claim. There are a few reasons for your claim to be denied, so read below for more information about denials and what you can do if you are denied workers compensation.…
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