It’s a common complaint – “My auto insurance costs too much!” But it may not have to be that way. There are several easy steps you can take to save money on your car insurance. Here are tips Compare rates from many companies. companies Rates for the same coverage vary between insurance companies, so shop around for low rates (some states regulate rates, so prices won’t differ). Read the full newsletter. … [Read more...]

Over the past several months, many clients have asked questions concerning involvement in more than one accident, especially within a relatively short period of time. The question most asked regarding this topic is whether one should have the same attorney for both (or even more than 2 cases). The answer is yes, yes, yes. Having multiple claims within a short period of time, especially if one is still open, raises many difficult questions. Read the full newsletter. … [Read more...]

Auto accidents involving drivers who have little or no insurance are common. According to insurance industry statistics, nearly 15% of all drivers do not carry insurance. In some states, the percentage of uninsured drivers is as high as 25%. People who are in an accident with a driver who has little or no insurance are often shocked to learn they will recover little money (often none) for their injuries and losses. Read the full newsletter. … [Read more...]

Part Two of A Three Part SeriesBy Joseph Musso, Esq. Depending upon the size and affiliation of the nursing facility, an admission agreement (or admission contract) may be from four to ten pages or more. Some contracts are all inclusive. Other contracts are shorter with additional papers that have to be signed separately. Examples of additional paperwork not included in the smaller contract, but have to be signed, would be authorizations to photograph the resident or request for beautician … [Read more...]