What to Do When an Insurance Company Asks for Medical Records or Exams
If you’re in the middle of a personal injury case and you receive a call from a claims adjuster looking for medical records, you should always proceed with caution.
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If you’re in the middle of a personal injury case and you receive a call from a claims adjuster looking for medical records, you should always proceed with caution.
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Read MoreHow you present yourself in court can make a difference in the outcome of the case. If you’re set to go to court over an injury claim in Minnesota, here’s what to know about proper etiquette.
Read MoreYour medical records and examinations can be integral parts of your personal injury case, from illustrating the extent of the injury to illuminating ongoing challenges.
Read MoreIn a civil proceeding, the injured victim must prove a case by a preponderance of the evidence.
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Read MoreWhile we should use our right of free speech vigorously and often, it is also important to remember that there are some limitations on free speech.
Read MoreJury nullification is when a jury finds that the evidence meets the standard of proof required for a conviction and yet votes to acquit the accused.
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