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Schill v. Cincinnati Ins. Co. – Parent Umbrella Auto Insurance Policies

Because teen and young adult drivers are known to be among the most accident-prone, it’s imperative for parents to educate themselves on their rights, responsibilities and liabilities with regard to auto insurance. One of the ways parents can do this is by purchasing umbrella insurance. This provides additional coverage so…

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Boler v. Security Health Care – Nursing Home Arbitration Contract Not Upheld

Many nursing homes, upon admission, put before patients and patient representatives a huge stack of papers to sign. Buried among those is likely an “arbitration agreement,” or a promise that if a dispute arises as to the level of care, it will be resolved by an arbitrator, rather than resolved…

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Safeco v. Beare – Bad Faith Insurance Claim Allowed Before Liability Determined

For a long time, plaintiffs in bad faith insurance cases reserved the claim until after liability had been determined. Then, they would proceed with filing the bad faith claim. It’s still true that bad faith claims can’t be decided before liability has been established. However, some lawyers in cases where…

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Inman v. Whiteville – Liability in a “No-Contact” Crash

Rare is the instance where any auto insurance company is going to offer an injured party a fair settlement straight out of the gate. Obtaining rightful compensation for injuries – including medical bills, lost wages and vehicle damage – almost always requires the intervention of an experienced accident attorney. Those…

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Christensen v. Alaska Sales – Mild Traumatic Brain Injury in Crash Case

Mild Traumatic Brain Injuries account for approximately 75 percent of all traumatic brain injuries in the U.S., according to a report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. However, the term “mild” is greatly misleading, as it refers to the severity of the initial physical impact that caused the…

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Fatigued Truckers and Unsafe Trucking in Southwest Florida

While driving on an overpass on S.R. 46 in Brevard County recently, a trucker fell asleep. That’s what police suspect was the cause of a crash that occurred around 2:30 a.m. in a highway construction zone. Incredibly, no one was injured, but several barriers were destroyed, some 75 gallons of…

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