2015

Did The Bedbugs Bite At Your Hotel? You May Have A Personal Injury Lawsuit.

An overnight stay in a bedbug-infested hotel room sounds horrible, right? Here's something worse: bringing them home with you from a trip in your purse, clothes, or other luggage. If it happens to you, is it good cause for a personal injury lawsuit? Absolutely. This is what you should know. What Are They? (And Why Are They Suddenly Such A Problem?) Bedbugs are small, brown bugs that survive on the blood of humans and animals.

Key Steps To Dissolving Your Corporate Enterprise

Owning a business is a great way to make a living, but not every business succeeds. If you are an owner of an incorporated business that has failed, then dissolving that business is sometimes the only reasonable option. Dissolving a legal entity, such as corporation, is more complicated than simply locking up the facilities and going home. Here are some to the most crucial steps to keep in mind when terminating a corporate enterprise.

Tips For Selecting The Best Personal Injury Lawyer For Your Case

If you have suffered an injury due to someone else's negligence, you are obviously going to be in an upset state of mind. But before you rush to call the first personal injury lawyer you see on television, take a deep breath and calm yourself down. You may very well have a good personal injury case, but that might not matter without the right attorney to help you with your situation.

Workers' Compensation Benefits: How Do They Affect Your Taxes?

If you were injured at work this year and incurred medical expenses or were unable to work as a result, there's a good chance you collected workers' compensation benefits at some point. Now, as you prepare to file your tax return, you may be wondering how these benefits will affect your return and what steps you need to take to report your income. By understanding how workers' compensation benefits affect your taxes, you can ensure your return gets done correctly the first time around.

An Overview On Disability Claims

If you have recently fallen ill, or have become injured to the point where you can no longer work in your current job, you may be entitled to collect disability. Disability is a compensation that will help you pay for your medical bills, as well as collect some money since you're no longer receiving a paycheck. It's backed by the government, so as you probably can guess, it's a bit of a process to file a claim for and succeed in obtaining disability.