Within the past few weeks, your vehicle was rear-ended by another driver. You had some neck pain for a while, but you didn't think it was serious. Now, however, you've developed significant low back pain and you believe it was because of the accident. Is that possible? Yes, people do develop lower back pain long after a rear-end collision occurs. You may want to consult a lawyer about obtaining financial compensation if you need medical treatment.
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Being self-employed puts a lot on your plate. Sick days are often lost at your own expense and paid holidays can only occur when you've saved up enough money. If you get seriously injured or hurt while working, the only way to financially get by is with workers compensation. Even if you're self-employed, there are multiple ways to achieve this compensation, including preventative measures to help in the first place.
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Americans love sports -- from basketball to football to golf, and even auto racing and rodeo riding. And although these events can be exciting while watched on television, there is no substitute for attending live sporting events. However, this thrill doesn't come without some risk. Although sporting promoters work hard to ensure that their events are both safe and fun, occasionally an injury or even death may occur. What happens if you are injured while attending a sporting event?
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If you've chosen to expand your family through adoption, you are likely already aware of some of the financial barriers to this process. Whether you're adopting an infant or an older child, from the U.S. or a foreign land, you can be expected to pay legal fees, travel expenses, and sometimes even the medical expenses of the birth mother. However, there may also be some financial benefits of adoption (in addition to the priceless emotional benefits).
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Trampolines are a popular piece of equipment among children of all ages as almost all kids love to jump. But unfortunately, they also tend to be one of the most dangerous. In 2009, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) claims that a total of 98,000 injuries were reported, with children being the most likely victim. As a result, they are taking a stance and saying trampolines aren't safe for children. But injuries to your own are not your only concern.
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