Can You Sue For A Skydiving Accident?

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If you or a loved one was injured in a skydiving accident, you may have the right to receive compensation. Here’s what will determine whether you have a claim. Assumption of Risk and Liability When it comes to engaging in activities like skydiving, participants are often required to sign waivers that acknowledge the inherent risks involved. These waivers aim to protect the skydiving company from liability for any injuries or accidents that may occur.…

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Making A Workers' Comp Claim Based On A Hostile Work Environment

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Many workers’ compensation claims involve physical injuries. However, you can still make a claim if your working environment makes it difficult to execute your duties comfortably. Here is what you need to know when filing a claim based on a hostile work environment. Who Is Capable of Fostering a Hostile Workplace?  Offensive behavior or a hostile work environment doesn’t have to come directly from your employer. The offender can be one of your coworkers, your boss, or an employee of your firm.…

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How A Living Will Fits Into An Estate Plan

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You can plan for the time when you are no longer able to make your own medical decisions by creating a living will. To find out more, read on. Planning for Incapacity Beyond living wills, a complete estate plan can cover powers of attorney that appoint someone to make important financial decisions when you are out of the country or too ill. In addition, estate planning increasingly involves making long-term care decisions.…

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