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Tips to Win a Wrongful Death Claim

After the loss of a loved one, our family had to take action quickly to protect our rights to sue for wrongful death. We tried to handle it alone, but we soon found ourselves looking for professional legal help. There were many twists and turns in the legal process that we had not expected. Even though the company was in the wrong, it was not until we got help that we were able to win. I started this blog to help other families who are going through similar situations. With this guide, hopefully no one else has to go through the experience our family suffered.

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 Categories: Law, Articles

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 Categories: Law, Articles

When people think of malpractice, they often think of botched surgeries or medication mix-ups, but all health professionals can be sued for malpractice, even those who work as counselors and therapists. If you have a job, even at an entry-level position, where you counsel a patient in a vulnerable state, you could be liable for damages if you overstep your professional bounds. You can reduce the chances of ever becoming involved in a lawsuit if you follow some general professional guidelines. Read More 

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