Accident forgiveness – is it right for you? Accident forgiveness: automobile insurance come-on or cost saver? The sales pitch sounds too good to be true: “Car accident? No problem. With accident forgiveness, your car insurance rate stays the same!” As with anything else, it’s best to develop an understanding of what accident forgiveness really is, …

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Finding the best car insurance rates and quotes from several different auto insurance companies can be done online. How much car insurance coverage you need depends on the minimum for the state you live in, how much insurance you can afford and how much coverage you feel comfortable having. Find the best car insurance rates …

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Explore useful information about when you need no-fault car insurance in new published article. Online PR News – 28-January-2011 –Insure4USA.com is pleased to roll out one new article on ‘No-Fault Car Insurance’. After a quick peek at this article, those who need no-fault auto insurance for complete financial assistance against any sort of damage caused …

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With conservative lawmakers in control in several states, more legislation is being introduced that would deny workers compensation benefits to illegal immigrants who are hurt on the job. Advertisement And while such efforts have failed in recent years, today’s changed political climate could result in some of that legislation becoming law this time around, some …

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By Mukesh Kumar Jan 25 2011 Tags: Insurance For most of us owning a car has been a dream that we have nurtured since childhood. Once we own it – it becomes our most prized possession. Like all other assets, your vehicle also needs to be protected against various threats, especially accident and theft. Motor …

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Widow proves compensable connection between injuries, suicide In New York, workers’ compensation death benefits may be awarded for a suicide if it resulted from depression caused by a work-related injury. Case name: Smith v. Cornell University, et al., 110 NYWCLR 213 (N.Y. App. Div. 2010). Ruling: The New York Appellate Division affirmed the Workers’ Compensation …

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Binghamton, NY (PRWEB) January 17, 2011 New York drivers should use the start of a new year to review their auto insurance coverage and decide whether it will provide the financial protection they need after a crash, Binghamton car accident attorneyScott C. Gottlieb says. “Many people purchase the minimum insurance they need to register their …

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From today’s editorials: Businesses overpay on workers compensation insurance, and New York gets a windfall. That’s fair? _______________________________ One of the last things Andrew Cuomo did as attorney general was announce that his office had secured a $120 million settlement from four insurance groups that had overcharged businesses for workers’ compensation coverage. But businesses won’t …

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Railroad employees often perform dangerous work in environments rife with potential for disaster. In the early 1900s, work conditions for rail employees were so hazardous that Congress passed the Federal Employment Liability Act, commonly known as FELA. FELA provides a uniform system of safety expectations and legal redress for railroad workers injured on the job. …

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WEST PALM BEACH — A long-standing controversy over a back procedure performed on car accident victims has sparked a new war of lawsuits between insurance giant State Farm and doctors and workers from a local surgery center. State Farm Insurance Co. filed a federal lawsuit early Tuesday against Palm Beach Lakes Surgery Center doctors Jeffrey …

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