If you're injured by a drunk driver, the consequences can be catastrophic. This can be particularly true if the drunk driver is uninsured.
Here are some practical ways a DUI attorney can help you when you're injured by an insured drunk driver.
Filing First
Many uninsured drunk drivers file for bankruptcy very early in the litigation process. If and when the uninsured drunk driver files for bankruptcy protection, it can be critical to have pending, civil, litigation served to them before their bankruptcy case is processed and completed.
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Most people know that when a person dies, the family looks for their last will and testimony. A will is a vital tool that the family needs afterward to find out what the person's wishes were relating to all kinds of things. If a person dies without one, it leaves the family in a bind. If you currently do not have one, you might want to consider making one. Here are three things to know as you consider this decision.
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Disability claims can be complicated and require a meticulous understanding of the application process. Many disability claims are denied because the person submitted their disability claim application without getting professional help. When you hire an attorney to represent you, they will typically only get paid if your disability claim is approved. Therefore, they have a strong personal interest in making sure your disability claim is approved.
Why Should You Hire a Disability Claim Lawyer?
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Getting the compensation that you deserve after being involved in a car accident will often depend both on the steps that you take after the accident, and on the steps that you don't take. That is why it is so important for you to take the time to review the two things below that you should never do after an accident before consulting a car accident attorney.
Never Make A Statement To The Insurance Company
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If you are arrested for a crime, you can expect the police to question you about it. The interrogation process can be daunting, even after you have been read your Miranda rights. You may not be sure of what questions that you must or should answer.
To ensure that all of your legal rights are protected, you need to have someone on your side during interrogation. You can hire and have a criminal attorney present when the police question you after your arrest.
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