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• Accidents and Injuries
• Medical Malpractice
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Auto Accidents and Car Wrecks

• Safe Driving Contract
• Court of Appeal decision in motor vehicle accident case
• Respondent's Brief filed with Court of Appeal over Appeal by Defendant/Appellant of Damages Assessment by Trial Judge
• Written Argument on Interrogatory Appeal - Privacy and Confidentiality
• Decision granting leave to appeal: Privacy of Pre-Accident Information

Q: What factors affect the value of my claim?

A: The value of assessing a claim takes time and evidence has to be gathered on many issues.  Several factors affect the value of a claim, including:

- Whether you were totally or partially responsible for the accident.
- The nature and extent of your physical and emotional injuries.
- The amount and course of treatment for your accident injuries.
- Whether or not you will be left with total or partial disability as a result of your injuries.
- The nature of pre-accident employment and income.
- The length of time it took you to return to work and the ability to return to the same level of pre-accident employment.
- The costs of treatment and of any necessary personal care.

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Auto Accidents and Car Wrecks:

• The seven deadly sins that can wreck your Newfoundland and Labrador injury claim.

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FAQ

Auto Accidents and Car Wrecks

• What if an insurance adjuster offers me a settlement?
• Should I talk with the insurance company representative? Should I give a statement to the other insurance company?
• I didn't see a doctor for 5 months after the accident. Now, the insurance company is saying there is a time limit to see a doctor and they won't pay me. Is this true? Is there a time limit to see a doctor?

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