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What Is the Difference Between Uninsured and Underinsured in an Accident?

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The main difference between uninsured and underinsured motorists is that while underinsured motorists have a degree of liability insurance coverage, uninsured motorists don't have coverage that will cover any damages in an accident.

The Anatomy of a Rideshare Accident Claim

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As a victim in a rideshare accident in Chicago, you can bring a claim to seek compensation for your injuries. It is important to understand the ins and outs of rideshare accident claims. Specifically, you should know who’ll be considered responsible for the accident and which insurance company to contact for compensation.

Does a Doctor Apology Count as a Confession?

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A healthcare provider’s apology for an adverse medical event does not constitute an admission of guilt. Apologies and shows of sympathy are a part of human interaction. In the healthcare profession, however, ambiguities exist regarding whether a doctor apology counts as a confession.

The Steps in a Personal Injury Lawsuit

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A Personal injury lawsuit is the civil route that an injured victim can take to recover financial compensation from the party responsible for his or her injuries. The burden of proof lies with the victim to prove that the accident was due to the negligence of another party, and that it resulted in injury or death. If this can be proven to the court, then the injured party may be awarded damages. The claim might also be resolved through a settlement prior to trial.