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Do You Have Any Recourse Against A Breach Of Your Personal Information?

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It can seem that not a week goes by without news of another data breach compromising the personal information of a significant number of consumers. From credit card accounts to Social Security numbers and even private health information, the amount of data stored on servers vulnerable to attack continues to grow. Is there anything you can do to prevent yourself from becoming a victim of a data breach? Once your information has been compromised, what is your legal recourse?…

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The Challenges Of Suing For Injuries Sustained On Abandoned Property

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According to some statistics, about 1 out of every 5 homes is vacant as the result of owners abandoning the properties once they went into foreclosure. Oftentimes, abandoned properties fall into disrepair, and many people have injured themselves as a result. Unfortunately, suing for compensation for injuries sustained on an abandoned property can be challenging. Here’s what you’re up against if you choose to sue the owner for a slip and fall injury you sustained while on the person’s abandoned property.…

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What You Need To Know If You Had A Seizure While Hospitalized With Traumatic Brain Injury After An Auto Accident

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Roughly 25% of people who have early post-traumatic seizures after a brain injury will have late post-traumatic seizures months or years later. Of those who have late post-traumatic seizures, roughly 80% of them will have yet another seizure. Having recurrent seizures is diagnosed as epilepsy, which can lead to significant changes in the patient’s life.  If you suffered a traumatic brain injury from being involved in a car accident and you had an early-post traumatic seizure in the hospital, it’s important for you to keep records of any symptom changes no matter how insignificant they may be.…

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