Construction workers are at high risk of accidents and injuries due to the nature of their work. These accidents can result in significant physical, financial, and emotional harm, and the worker and their families may experience financial stress and anxiety due to medical bills, lost wages, and other expenses. However, construction injury lawyers can help victims navigate the complex legal process and maximize their compensation. This blog will explore the role of a construction injuries lawyer and how they can help injured workers get the compensation they deserve.
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Your Recent Rideshare Accident May Have Been Caused By An Inexperienced Driver
Becoming a rideshare driver can be challenging. Many new drivers do not understand how to use the rideshare app and might be unfamiliar with the routes. When you step into a car with a rideshare driver, you might not focus on the trip but on your ultimate destination. But you suddenly find yourself in an accident. You must do several things to protect your safety and legal rights immediately afterward.
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2 Tips For Answering Questions At An Auto Accident Deposition
Even though you're suing the defendant for compensation related to an auto accident, you will be required to sit for a deposition where the defendant's attorney will attempt to obtain information from you. Here are two tips for handling this situation to avoid saying or doing something that may hurt your case.
Do Not Tell Your Side of the Story
It's an odd quirk of human nature, but people have a near-irresistible urge to give a full retelling of their side of the story when they are involved in incidents such as auto accidents.
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Can You Sue For A Slip And Fall Caused By Another Customer's Spill?
If you slip and fall because of a spill caused by another customer, the store may say it's not their fault because they can't control other customers. However, the store may actually be liable for your injuries.
The Store Can Prevent Spills
It's not entirely true that the store can't prevent other customers from spilling things. Conditions in the store can make spills more or less likely.
For example, if customers have to stretch to reach something on a high shelf and can't get a good grip on it, it's more likely that they'll drop things and cause spills.
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