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Is Personal Injury A Need Or A Joke!

by: Mohammad Latif

Has this ever happened to you... You're at home enjoying your meal and you get a knock at your door. "My name is Jack and I'm calling from (company name), have you or your family had an accident in the last 3 years? If so you could be entitled to personal injury compensation?"

Now for that moment what are you thinking? Are you looking back over the last 3 years to see if you or your family have incurred any personal injury? Or are you thinking of slamming the door in their face or setting the dog on them?

The fact is each one and much more has happened to salespeople who go knocking on peoples' door.

Firstly it's not polite as they're reminding you of your accident which could have been traumatic and secondly another personal injury company has said the same thing they are saying 2 days ago.

So in effect it gets frustrating and over time causes anger and you'll probably take it out on a new recruit who is on their first day at work and you happen to be the first door.

So what is it? A Joke or a Need?

Personal injury has become a joke! Why? There are so many sales people knocking on doors for personal injury claims. In the beginning everyone was like 'really, can you claim for this' or 'you should go and see this company for your injury'. Nobody was aware what was going on but millions of people were claiming for god knows what! Now over the pass few years it upset a few people.

Injured people weren't getting their compensation. They were getting either a small proportion of the compensation or were paying out of their own pockets. In those days as claims were new, you had to believe everything. It was like, 9 month road to riches. But it never really was riches in your pocket however it was for them as they knew the game. They made it seem like they were helping you but in fact were helping themselves with your money.

Some people even today, who are injured, resist to claim compensation as previous traumatic experience left them in the dark and now confused. 'I don't wanna be conned again!' Well I don't blame them.

In reality, it's definitely a NEED. Being compensated for something which wasn't your fault. It could be a road traffic accident, trip, slip or fall even being assaulted on the streets on your way home. These are the people that don't find it a joke. Their life has been disrupted by people who they never knew and now don't want to know.

It takes a lot of energy, especially if there are psychological injuries involved in order to get back on track to a normal life. They either miss out on exams, work, events, holidays and in general 'their' own personal lifestyle. Everything happens in an instant... You're enjoying your life and all of a sudden 'bang' your life changes.

You end up paying for medicine, specialists, travel expenses and other bills. So these people don't think personal injury is a joke as they can reclaim their expenses and be compensated for their loss of enjoyment and injuries.

Stop these canvassers from spoiling the need of personal injury and giving it a 'bad' name. Proceed with the right specialists for personal injury can only make your life a hell of lot better.

Make no mistake this time and claim what you are entitled to, by law!

About the author:
M. Latif makes it easy to claim compensation and gain maximum results without the fear, costs, confusion & risks. Learn the 12 revolutions of the new 100% Compensation culture at

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Seven Sets of Documents You Need For Your Divorce
by: Scott Morgan

This article is designed to give someone who is considering or planning for the possibility of divorce an idea of what documents are needed. Even if you believe your case is ultimately agreed to and settled without a trial, you will be in a much better position if you already have the relevant documents in your possession. Better safe than sorry.

You should locate the relevant documents, make copies, and keep them somewhere secure, like your office or with a friend. You will then have access when it is needed.

Here are the most important seven categories of documents you should focus on.

1. Income Documents

Your spouse's income is relevant to a number of issues in a divorce case. At a minimum, get your spouse's last paycheck statement and your most recent tax return. Ideally, you would have access to all tax returns filed during the marriage, along with all supporting documents and schedules.

2. Bank Records

The monthly bank statements are very important and can lead you to other documents (cancelled checks, deposit slips, registers, etc.) that you also may need to obtain. Get at least the most recent statement for each account that is either held in your name, your spouse's name, or jointly. If possible, get copies of all statements going back to the date of marriage. In most cases this volume of records is not required, but in some cases these records can be very helpful and even necessary to analyze the case.

3. Retirement and Other Investment Records

Often the biggest asset a couple will own will be a 401k or pension account. So you will definitely want the most recent account statement and ideally all statements dating back to the time of marriage. Also, the last statement prior to marriage can be very significant (especially in community property states) to show the pre-marriage balance.

4. Credit Card statements

Again the most recent statements are a necessity, but a lot of important evidence can be garnered from the historical statements. In some cases, the credit card statements will show questionable transactions that can be of real evidentiary value. For example, they might show evidence of gifts or dinners purchased for paramours, questionable hotel rentals, or other dubious purchases.

5. Real estate documents

The most important real estate documents are the Deed of Trust and Warranty Deed for any property you currently own. If you have the entire file from (the giant stack of paper you got after the closing) for each real estate purchase or refinance transaction during the marriage it can be helpful. Additionally, documents evidencing real estate owned by either spouse prior to marriage can be significant, especially in community property states.

6. Mortgage statements & any Other Debts

You should get the most recent statements showing the current payoff balance for any other debts. For those debts that have only a coupon book with no regularly generated statements showing the current balance, you will probably need to contact the creditor by phone for the current payoff information.

7. Relevant emails or other correspondence

Correspondence or emails can be extremely helpful (or damaging, depending on your viewpoint) pieces of evidence in the case. Whether the communication is between spouses or between a spouse and some third-party, the communication is potentially relevant. Two common examples would be where your spouse makes a damaging admission about some issue in the case, or communications with paramours.

Conclusion

Determining which documents you need to obtain for your divorce case can be a very time-consuming and daunting task. Use this list as a starting point and discuss your situation with a quality divorce attorney. This person should be able to advise you specifically on the documents you need to obtain in order to protect your interests.

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