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The Most Common Delayed Symptoms After an Accident

When you are involved in a car accident, the injuries you sustain can vary depending on the severity of the accident. At first, you may only notice some bumps and bruises and consider yourself lucky. But, delayed symptoms arising days or weeks following an accident can be much more serious.…

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What To Do If You Have Been Involved In a Tourist Accident

New Orleans thrives off of tourism. Millions of people visit the city each year to enjoy the unique music, exquisite cuisine, beautiful architecture, culture, festivals, and particularly Mardi Gras parades. But, what if one of those tourists suffer an injury during their visit? Unfortunately, many visitors can be involved in…

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Accident in a Rental Vehicle. Who’s Liable?

When asked if they would like to purchase insurance for their rental vehicle, many drivers simply decline. No one really expects to be involved in a collision for the short time they are renting a vehicle, so they hope for the best and walk away with the relief of dodging…

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Do Not Be the Next Victim In a Staged Car Accident

When you are involved in a car accident, it is usually the fault of another driver who was not paying attention or was driving carelessly. But, what if you were involved in an intentional accident? One might think to themselves, “why would anyone purposely cause a car accident?” However, the…

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Preparing for an Initial Consultation with Your Personal Injury Attorney

If you have sustained any personal injuries or property damage after a car accident, it is best to seek the help of an experienced attorney. Meeting with your attorney after an accident may be nerve-wracking, but your initial consultation is an important step in bringing a personal injury claim. This…

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Why Obtaining Proper Medical Treatment is Essential to Your Personal Injury Case

If you have ever been involved in an accident, you know a million things begin to run through your head at the time of the incident. You may start to panic, reach for your phone to call for help, check to make sure everyone is okay, or begin observing any…

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My Child Was Injured at School: Who Do I Sue?

Summer vacation is over, and many children are headed back to school for a new year. Schools are required to provide food, shelter, transportation, and adequate supervision for children while under their care. But, just like many other incidents, an accident can happen in the blink of an eye, even…

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Defensive Driving: The Key to Road Survival

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), about 94 percent of accidents are due to human error. Whether you are a new or experienced driver, it is never a bad idea to adopt a more defensive approach to driving. The National Safety Council defines defensive driving as “driving…

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When Tragedy Strikes: Rebuilding After Hurricane Laura

Residents of the Louisiana gulf coast are not strangers to hurricanes, but there is no doubt that there is a long road ahead for those who are heading home from evacuation and beginning to salvage what is left of their homes. Hurricane Laura ripped through the southwestern region of Louisiana…

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