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Are claim processing delays evidence of insurance bad faith?
If you suffer a catastrophic injury in a motor vehicle accident, you are likely to have mounting medical bills you simply cannot pay. This may be true even if you have good health insurance, as copays and other out-of-pocket medical expenses can add up quickly. At one claim per 100 car years, bodily injury… Read More »
A commercial contract may include a force majeure clause
Catastrophic events that can devastate a business may occur unexpectedly and without warning. If a company has an existing contract, its performance may become impossible to complete. As noted by the American Bar Association, a force majeure clause may excuse a party from a contractual obligation without incurring penalties. The clause’s relevant events, however,… Read More »
Texas ranks first in the nation for wrong-way crashes
Texas ranks high in terms of the number of wrong-way crash fatalities it sees each year, and the number of people dying in such wrecks is rising rapidly. Many wrong-way crashes share similar elements in common, so working to eliminate these common threads may help save lives across the state. Per CBS 19, the… Read More »
Looking at motorcycle accident statistics
As a motorcyclist, you could find yourself involved in a serious accident. Sadly, many motorcyclists lost their lives on the road, and those who survive accidents often face a lengthy road to recovery. Financial hardships, mental trauma, physical pain and career setbacks occur frequently. Make sure you take advantage of any resources that could… Read More »
Lost crew member revealed several safety hazards
When an employee sustains an injury at sea, shipping employers should conduct a thorough investigation to uncover the reasons behind the accident. In most cases, accidents are actually preventable incidents. Safety4Sea breaks down the process one company went through to identify the safety issues that led to a fatal accident at sea and the… Read More »
Texas Senate approves bill that shifts truck accident liability
Trucking accidents and collisions often involve severe impacts and injuries due to the increased size of these vehicles. These accidents risk high damage costs for both the vehicles and physical safety of everyone involved. Recently, Texas legislators approved a bill designed to shift liability to drivers rather than employers. Fairness on the roads According… Read More »
3 common insurance mistakes that businesses make
Insurance is a necessary cost for your business. You hope you will never need it, but if you do, you want to make sure your insurer takes care of you. When filing a claim, you should avoid these three common mistakes that business owners make. 1. Failing to understand the policy Insurance policies are… Read More »
Do you know these common personal injuries seamen face?
You enjoy working on Texas’s open waters as a seaman, but you understand your occupation comes with certain risks. When was the last time you refreshed yourself on common injuries you face in your sector, injuries your employer may bear responsibility for preventing? SAFETY4SEA explores safety tips and hazards faced while seafaring. Depending on… Read More »
When can I use mediation to solve B2B disputes?
Just because you are currently embroiled in a B2B dispute does not mean that you will necessarily end up in court. In fact, it is usually better for savvy business owners to avoid the courtroom if at all possible. Going to court is expensive and will take your attention away from running your business…. Read More »
How can technology aid in spinal cord injury recovery?
Spinal cord injuries include any damage to your spinal cord. Spinal cord injuries can result in permanent changes to how your body functions. While your spinal cord injury may not be reversible, technology continues to improve the lives of many patients. According to Mayo Clinic, researchers are always developing new treatments and medications that… Read More »
