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It’s said that an attorney who represents himself has a fool for a client. While you’re probably not an attorney, there may come a time when you need the services of one and you may consider representing yourself.

 
The term for representing yourself is pro se. It’s defined as acting as one’s own attorney or representing yourself in a civil or criminal matter, according to Black’s Law Dictionary.

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Recently, I posted a series of tips that can help you if you’ve been in an auto accident.

In this post, I’m providing a list of what to do and not to do if you’ve had an injury on the job and/or in the workplace.
 
Hire an Attorney: The workers’ compensation system can be very confusing and very frustrating. Hiring an expert attorney experienced in dealing with the workers’ compensation system, appeals and complaints process, and the claims administrators helps ensure your legal rights are being fully protected. Plus, it gives you undisturbed time to do what you need to do most…heal.

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An auto accident can dramatically change your life. You could be injured and/or in pain for a very long time. You must deal with the insurance company. You may miss work. And not least of all, your car needs to be repaired at once.
 
To assist you through this challenging time, here are a few tips that can help protect your legal rights as well as save you time, money, and frustration.

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What do the following work related injuries have in common?

 
·         Mike is repairing a roof when he loses his balance and falls to the ground.
·         While Isabella is entering the latest sales projections into her computer, she feels a pain in her hand and wrist that radiates up her arm.
·         A motorist runs a red light and hits the company van Greg is driving during his morning delivery route

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Driving is a fact of modern life. So are auto accidents. Like most people, I consider myself to be a good driver, but even I’ve been in auto accidents!

 
If you get into a car crash, whom should you call first, your insurance company or an attorney who specializes in auto accidents?
 
Most people answer their insurance company. But there are some very smart reasons for calling an attorney first.

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I think it’s safe to say that if you’re reading this blog, you need an attorney. Before you agree to have any attorney represent you, here are some things you should discuss with him or her.

 

First-things-first: Conduct a brief phone interview. Ask the attorney about his or her experience and how many and how often they’ve handled similar cases to yours. Your attorney will let you know if you need to have a brief in-person meeting with him or her to discuss your legal situation. Be sure to find out if there is a charge for this initial consultation.

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As you have heard for several weeks now, Toyota is recalling millions of its popular vehicles due to multiple and varied problems including:

  • Car floor mats getting tangled with the gas pedal (causing sudden, unintended, out of control acceleration)
  • Accelerator pedals that stick (causing sudden, unintended, out of control acceleration)

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St. Valentine’s Day is upon us. And, as is natural, a young man’s and woman’s thoughts often turn to love. Here are a few things I’d like you to keep in mind as you share this special day with the one you care about.

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Yes, it does rain in California. And now that we’re in the middle of a strong weather front, please take extra caution to avoid an accident while driving in the rain.

Here are a few tips that could help you stay safe when driving in wet traffic conditions.

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“I’ll have to talk to my lawyer first.” We’ve all heard this said countless times on television and at the movies. Perhaps you’ve even heard a friend or relative say it with great emphasis and even confidence. What nobody tells you though is how do you choose "your lawyer.”

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