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1. A Look Into Injury Law
A Look Into Injury Law Injury law is the law that pertains to any lawsuits that deal with injury. Types of injury lawsuits that are common include: workplace injury, personal injury, manufacture injury, and medical malpractice injury.  In most cases of injury law, a lawyer is hired to help pay for damages of their client that were caused from an injury. Often injury can take place because o..
2. A Short Overview of Injury Law
A Short Overview of Injury Law People who suffer injuries in the workplace are advised and in many cases required to carefully follow through procedures for reporting the incident. Their employers will as a matter of practice also be required to make some kind of report to the government. Advocates for workers' rights have recommended that employees who suffer injuries while on the job set down both the exac..
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4. Acetaminophen
Acetaminophen What Is Acetaminophen?Acetominophen is a commonly used over the counter pain reliever and fever reducer used most often for treatment of headaches and minor aches and pain. Acetaminophen is a relatively mild ingrediant found in numerous over the counter medicines including Tylenol, Triaminic and Pediacare products. In the prescribed dosage it is relatively harmless but there ha..
5. An Overview of Injury Law
An Overview of Injury Law Injury LawThe definition of personal injury accepted for the filing of civil suits is geared toward the less stringent requirements imposed when a jail term is not the final desired result, but rather the finding of financial damages. The negligence of an individual in providing for the safety of others, as is likely to be the target and main subject of a personal injury lawsui..
6. An Overview of Workplace Injuries
An Overview of Workplace Injuries Each state has establish unique laws and regulations regarding workplace injuries. When an individual obtains injuries in his/her place of employment, he/she may be eligible for unemployment, though this is not always the case. An individual's eligibility will depend upon his/her unique situation and circumstances, as well as the state in which he/she resides. In many instances..
7. Ankle Injuries
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8. Are Nunchucks Illegal?
Are Nunchucks Illegal? What is a Nunchuck?A nunchuck is a traditional martial arts weapon of Asian origin consisting of two stick at their ends with a short chain or rope.  Nunchucks are most commonly associated with martial arts and martial arts films. Are nunchucks illegal?In the United States nunchucks vary in legal status from state to state.  In Massachusetts, Arizona, New York an..
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10. Does Your Exposure to Asbestos Require a Lawyer?
Does Your Exposure to Asbestos Require a Lawyer? Asbestos is a silicate material that consists of coarse and sinewy crystals that allow for its strength and structural integrity when used for construction. Prior to the turn of the 21st century, when the health hazards attributed to the use of Asbestos in construction became a concern, Asbestos was used as insulation in a multitude of structures, such as commercial buildings a..
11. Lexapro
Lexapro What is Lexapro?Lexapro, generically known as Escitalopram, is an prescription based antidepressant manufactured by Forest Laboratories.  It is directed for the acute and maintanence treatment of major depressive disorder (MDD) in adults and adolescents from ages 12 -17 years old.  It is also often prescribed for generalized anxiety disorder (GAD).What is major depres..
12. Mental Injuries
Mental Injuries Though popular understanding most often identify civil law torts of personal injury with the occurrence of actual, physical harm, suits can also be filed and financial restitution recovered for instances of negligence which caused mental distress or anxiety rather than physical wounds. In this regard, the legal understanding of the personal injury tort is largely geared toward ..
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14. Post Mortem Examinations
Post Mortem Examinations Post Mortem ExaminationsPost mortem is a Latin phrase that means "after death". It often refers to an autopsy, which is the examination of a body of a person after his death in order to medically determine the cause of death.  When a cause of death cannot be determined or is not certified by an attending physician, a medical examiner can hold an inquest or inquisition. Thi..
15. Shoulder Injuries
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