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Who is Liable for an Accident on an Easement?
This question is a very complicated one that I don’t hear very often. That’s mostly because easements, which are technically easements in gross, are very
I Won My Workers’ Comp Case. Now What?
Initially, victims who have attorneys must pay legal fees out of their settlement awards. In most states, attorneys charge a 25 percent contingency fee. Additionally,
How Long Do Workers’ Comp Settlements Take?
Usually, a long time. The workers’ compensation settlement process varies so much in different states that it’s difficult to say how long your case will
Why is My Workers’ Comp Case Going to Trial?
Very few job injury victims ask this question. Over 95 percent of civil claims, including workers’ compensation claims, settle out of court. In fact, in
How Does Workers’ Comp Affect My Tax Return?
The simple answer is not at all. Workers’ compensation benefits aren’t taxable, at the state or federal level. Moreover, these and other government benefits are