If you have been involved in a car accident or are dealing with repair issues with your vehicle due to a natural disaster, break-in or other issue, you might be expecting your car insurance company to cover the damage. After all, this is probably one of many reasons why you pay for car insurance. However, if your car insurance company has denied your claim, you might be wondering what to do next.

After being approved for Social Security disability benefits, you could face periodic reviews of your disability and your income. A continuing disability review, or CDR, can occur at anytime and can have an impact on whether or not you are approved to receive benefits. If you have been notified that you have an upcoming CDR, here is what you need to know.  What Is the Social Security Administration Looking For?

Nintendo's Pokemon Go game is causing a nationwide frenzy. While most of the action is taking place in the digital world, there have been a number of accidents reported as players lose track of their surroundings while trying to catch a stray Pidgey or errant Rattata. In order to avoid joining their ranks and possibly having to explain to a judge how a Pikachu figured into your car accident, follow these rules.

It's not unusual for an accident investigation to reveal that multiple drivers contributed to the accident after a multiple-car crash. However, liability is rarely shared equally. If you are planning to modify your car, you should know that the modifications can increase your liability for an accident. Here are some of the modifications to worry about: Extremely Bright Headlamps Although headlamp brightness has increased greatly over the years, their modern design minimizes glare.

The emotional aspects of a divorce can be very difficult to deal with, especially if you and your spouse have an acrimonious relationship. The stress and frustration of the situation may make it hard to think clearly, but it is essential to keep your head on your shoulders if you want the divorce process to proceed smoothly. If you're planning to file for divorce in the near future, avoid these common mistakes:

If you have been charged with a DUI, you be unsure about what to do next. Before making your next move, take a few moments to arm yourself with knowledge concerning these common myths related to DUI cases. 1. You have to plead guilty to get the best deal. You may have heard that you must enter a guilty plea in order to mitigate the consequences of your DUI case. This is not always true; the best plea and course of action varies based on the facts of the case.

When it comes to running a business, there are a lot of written contracts that will come into play. Some business owners will often use a handshake or a verbal nod and leave it at that. However, this is where many businesses go wrong. In order to fully protect your business, your business deals must be in writing. This is particularly true when you are dealing with the following three types of activities:  

Spring is finally here! All across the country, grilling enthusiasts are firing up the charcoal and having backyard parties for friends and neighbors. Knowing how to keep your guests and family members safe during parties and get togethers can help limit your liability and protect you from lawsuits. The following tips will help you have fun during backyard grilling events without injuries and accidents. Practice Fire Lighting Safety Chemicals like lighter fluid can be dangerous for curious children and pets, or anyone who accidentally spills the fluid while near the fire.

A workers' compensation attorney should be the among the first people you contact after you have been injured in the workplace, mostly because he or she can make the subsequent workers' compensation application process as easy as possible for you. Listed below are just a few of the reasons to hire a workers' compensation attorney. Maximize Benefits The single biggest reason to hire a workers' compensation attorney is to make sure that you get the full amount of benefits that you are entitled to by the law in your area.

If you have been confronted with the possibility of a DUI conviction, then you will need to prepare yourself for the possible consequences. These consequences can vary from state to state, but there are some factors that are common to most DUI convictions, such as: Escalating Penalties One of the first things that you need to know is that the penalties for a DUI will rise with each successive conviction. Your first DUI might not be punished very severely, but a third or fourth DUI can have dire consequences for you, leading to large fines and extensive time in prison.