Whether you work from the comfort of an office, or outside as a law enforcement officer, or behind the counter as a cashier, all workers face the potential of on-the-job injuries. Between wage payments, benefits, and other costs under deductible provisions, United States businesses fork over an average of $62 billion annually due to workers’ …
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Most people who have experienced the loss of a loved one, soon after the funeral service is over, have to deal with the legal processes and expenses associated with the probate of the estate left behind by the deceased family member. One question I hear all the time from our readers in California is: How …
Personal injuries amass from a variety of situations. Statistics show that, annually, 68.7 million Americans visit either a doctor’s office or an emergency room for a form of personal injury. That amounts to a staggering 21% of the country’s population! Understandably, some injuries are simple accidents. Others may be caused by one or more forms …
Getting a new client is an accomplishment, whether you’re with a big company, a small company, or you just work for yourself. Moving forward, it’s important that you and your client establish through writing exactly what the details of your relationship is, and what you will be doing for them. This is where a business …
So you’ve done something incredible and spent time serving our country in the military. First off, we would like to thank you for your service! You’ve done so much to protect your families, your community, and your country from danger. Luckily, there are things that your country can offer you as well, to thank you …
You might have been fortunate enough to walk away from a car crash without a scratch, but it does not automatically mean that you are completely comfortable getting back behind the wheel. Edward Hickling, Psy.D., who is the co-author of After the Crash: Psychological Assessment and Treatment of Survivors of Motor Vehicle Accidents, says that …
