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Do You Use Your Own Health Insurance When You've Been Involved in an Auto Accident? March 22, 2019

The aftermath of a car accident involves a lot of questions concerning who was responsible for the incident, how you’re going to pay your bills, and a number of other financial uncertainties. When you’ve been involved in an accident and are not responsible for the crash, it ...

Do You Use Your Own Health Insurance When You've Been Involved in an Auto Accident? March 22, 2019
The aftermath of a car accident involves a lot of questions concerning who was responsible for the incident, how you’re going to pay your bills, and a number of other financial uncertainties. When ...
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How Will the Damage to My Car Be Handled? March 12, 2019
At Price, Petho & Anderson, one of our first priorities in handling your case is to make sure that your property damage claim is handled properly and as quickly as possible. Our Charlotte car accident ...
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What to Do After Being Injured in a Rideshare Accident December 5, 2018
If you’ve been hurt while using Uber, Lyft, or any other ridesharing company, you are probably confused as to what you should do, and the unique circumstances of your auto accident create many ...
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Denying Workers’ Compensation: How Far an Insurance Company Is Willing to Go October 25, 2018
If you sustain a job-related illness or injury, you have a legal right to file for workers’ compensation benefits. However, it’s important to contact an attorney before you start this complicated ...
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Why Insurance Companies are Making it More Difficult to Settle Claims January 20, 2017
If you speak to any attorney in North Carolina who handles personal injury claims they will tell you that settling claims with liability insurance companies has become much more difficult than in ...
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North Carolina Workers Compensation : Vocational Rehabilitation November 19, 2014
What is Vocational Rehabilitation? Once injured employee has been determined to have reached a maximum medical improvement after an injury (often referred to as a patient being at “MMI”), employers ...
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