4 Slip And Fall Injuries That Lead To Personal Injury Cases

Posted on: 18 May 2021

Personal injuries often have serious and devastating consequences. It's very common for slip and fall injuries to result in personal injury cases, which can impact every part of your life. If you are thinking about taking your slip and fall case to court, you might consider hiring a personal injury attorney. These are some of the types of injuries you can receive compensation for in court. Soft Tissue Injuries One reason why people bring their slip and fall cases to court is to address soft tissue injuries.
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Calculating The Potential Lost Earnings For Your Wrongful Death Lawsuit

Posted on: 12 April 2021

If you have been talking with a lawyer about filing a wrongful death suit on behalf of a loved one that you have lost, you have probably been discussing the different losses that you are legally able to claim. One of the hardest figures to pin down in a wrongful death claim is the total loss of potential income. Here's a look at some of the things that you need to understand to help you calculate the potential earnings loss from the death of your loved one.
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You May Be Able To Dismiss Your Chapter 11 To Receive A PPP Loan

Posted on: 12 March 2021

When you are restructuring your business through bankruptcy, you will not be able to obtain a Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan. However, you might discover in the middle of bankruptcy that you will need a PPP loan to be able to save your business. The good news is that courts may dismiss bankruptcies to allow debtors to obtain these types of loans.  How Chapter 11 Works Chapter 11 is referred to as a reorganization bankruptcy.
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How Quickly Can You Get Through Bankruptcy?

Posted on: 11 February 2021

The idea of spending a long time going through bankruptcy is something that's hardly appealing to anyone. If you're preparing to file, there's a good chance that you'd like to know how quickly you can get from start to finish. Here are three things a bankruptcy attorney will tell a client about how rapidly they may be able to handle the process. Initial Filings Regardless of the type of bankruptcy you're planning to pursue, the courts like to see filings move quickly.
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