If you were injured while involved in a car accident, you'll immediately start racking up some major medical bills that you shouldn't have to pay for. However, it is still going to be your responsibility to pay for those bills until any settlement is made with the responsible driver. Here is what you need to know about paying off those bills from your personal injury.
Do You Use Health Insurance?
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If you are unable to work at your job because of high blood pressure (hypertension), you may qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits. Hypertension can cause sufferers to experience a wide variety of symptoms, and many of them preclude work. Read on for what applicants need to know when they apply for SSDI benefits.
Afflictions and Working
Hypertension has been around for a long time and is thought to be a preventable disease.
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When you operate heavy machinery and drive a truck on the regular, getting into an accident can be more devastating than if you were to have a wreck in a normal vehicle. If you're on the clock, a truck accident can be particularly stressful for you because you have several legalities to deal with.
Whether you are an independent contractor working with a trucking company, an employee of a trucking business, or an owner of your own trucking business, if you get into a wreck, you might need a truck accident lawyer.
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After pulling over a driver for suspected DWI, the police often hear an assortment of excuses for why. The police have heard them all and there are two defenses in particular that never work. Instead, you will need to speak with a DWI defense attorney about defenses that actually will work.
1. I Got Drunk off Something Else
One of the oldest excuses is to blame mouthwash. While it's true that mouthwash contains alcohol, most Americans don't use mouthwash, and those who do are unlikely to use it throughout the day enough to trick a breathalyzer.
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When you're arrested, it becomes part of the public record. Whether you're arrested for a DUI, public intoxication, robbery, or assault, your arrest becomes public so that anyone can find out that you've been arrested before. In some instances, you can even have criminal record expungement if you've been convicted of a crime.
Criminal record expungement removes information about your arrest from the public record, offering many benefits to you. These are just a few of the benefits record expungement brings and why you might want to arrange criminal record expungement if you've been arrested.
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