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Gas Station Car Accident Claim: How to Preserve CCTV, Prove Liability, and File Suit

Gas Station Car Accident Claim: How to Preserve CCTV, Prove Liability, and File Suit

Estimated reading time: 18–22 minutes Key Takeaways Act fast to protect your gas station car accident claim: request the station to save any CCTV footage, photograph the scene, and get medical care. Liability can involve multiple parties—drivers, station owners, employees, service contractors, or equipment manufacturers—depending on how the crash or fueling mishap occurred. CCTV footage […]

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Workers Comp Claim Paperwork Mistake: How Small Errors Delay or Deny Benefits and How to Fix Them

Workers Comp Claim Paperwork Mistake: How Small Errors Delay or Deny Benefits and How to Fix Them

Estimated reading time: 16 minutes State rules and deadlines vary. This article uses California examples (DWC-1). Confirm your local DWC form names and timelines and always check your state agency’s guidance, such as the California Division of Workers’ Compensation Injured Worker Guidebook available through the California DIR. Key Takeaways A workers comp claim paperwork mistake

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Amputation from Car Accident Legal Claim: How to Get Compensation After Life‑Changing Limb Loss

Amputation from Car Accident Legal Claim: How to Get Compensation After Life‑Changing Limb Loss

Estimated reading time: 18 minutes Key Takeaways Catastrophic limb loss claims require fast medical care, thorough evidence preservation, and early legal guidance to protect lifetime compensation. Liability turns on negligence, medical causation, and damages—prove that crash trauma necessitated amputation using surgical records and expert testimony. Compensation can include lifetime prosthetics, rehabilitation, home and vehicle modifications,

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Injured on Lunch Break Workers Comp: Do You Have a Claim?

Injured on Lunch Break Workers Comp: Do You Have a Claim?

Estimated reading time: 18 minutes Key Takeaways Whether workers’ comp applies to a lunch or rest break turns on “course and scope” of employment: employer control, benefit to the employer, and location (on- vs off-premises). On-premises break injuries (break rooms, cafeterias, parking lots) are often compensable; off-site personal lunch trips usually are not—unless the errand

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How to File a Scooter Crash Pothole Injury Claim: Steps After an E-Scooter Accident

How to File a Scooter Crash Pothole Injury Claim: Steps After an E-Scooter Accident

Estimated reading time: 17 minutes This article provides general information only and does not constitute legal advice. Rules, deadlines, and government immunities vary by jurisdiction—consult a local attorney to protect your rights. Key Takeaways Act fast after an e-scooter crash: get medical care, document the defect, secure app data, and report to police, the scooter

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Refusing Light Duty Workers Comp California: What to Do If an Employer Forces You Back After Injury

Refusing Light Duty Workers Comp California: What to Do If an Employer Forces You Back After Injury

Estimated reading time: 17 minutes Key Takeaways Refusing light duty workers comp California decisions depend on whether the job offer matches your doctor’s restrictions, is safe, and is reasonable in pay, schedule, and commute. Employers can offer modified work, but they cannot require tasks that exceed medical limits; document everything and get your treating physician’s

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Rear Ended at Red Light Legal Help: What to Do, Who’s Liable, and How to Get Compensation

Rear Ended at Red Light Legal Help: What to Do, Who’s Liable, and How to Get Compensation

Estimated reading time: 16 minutes Key Takeaways If you were rear-ended while stopped, fault often leans against the rear driver, but evidence still decides outcomes—collect photos, video, witness contacts, and your police report number. Request traffic camera or red-light footage fast; many agencies overwrite video within days or weeks, and this can be powerful proof

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Can I Be Fired While on Workers Comp? Your Job Security Rights in California

Can I Be Fired While on Workers Comp? Your Job Security Rights in California

Estimated reading time: 17–20 minutes Key Takeaways Filing a workers’ compensation claim cannot be the lawful reason for firing you in California, but employers may still terminate for legitimate, non-retaliatory reasons such as documented layoffs or pre-injury performance issues. Job protection depends on overlapping laws: workers’ comp anti-retaliation rules, FMLA/CFRA leave (up to 12 weeks

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Housing Assistance While on Workers Comp: How to Avoid Eviction and Get Rent Help After a Work Injury

Housing Assistance While on Workers Comp: How to Avoid Eviction and Get Rent Help After a Work Injury

Estimated reading time: 18 minutes Key Takeaways Delayed or denied wage-loss benefits can quickly trigger a work injury caused housing crisis, but emergency programs and tenant protections can keep you stable. Apply for Emergency Rental Assistance (ERA), ask your insurer for an expedited advance, and document every step to prevent eviction after work injury. Strong

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Guy Moon Car Accident: What Families and Workers Need to Know About Evidence, Claims, and Deadlines

Guy Moon Car Accident: What Families and Workers Need to Know About Evidence, Claims, and Deadlines

Estimated reading time: 15 minutes Key Takeaways Trusted outlets report that Emmy-nominated composer Guy Moon died after a vehicle collision in Los Angeles; early details highlight how initial facts shape both public understanding and legal pathways. Public reports that reference “traumatic injuries” and an “accidental traffic collision” underscore how medical and forensic findings drive wrongful-death

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