Personal Injury

Settlements for personal physical injuries are not taxable.  Section 104(a)(2), Internal Revenue Code.  This means that a settlement for pain and suffering, most medical bills, and lost …

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Sedgwick is one of the largest third party administrators (TPAs) in the United States. A TPA handles claims for personal injury, slip and falls and other claims. …

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Sometimes speaking with the at fault insurance company adjuster (or your own car insurance company) can hurt your case much more than it can help. …

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Here, I'm going to talk about settlements for a broken jaw.  You'll learn how insurance companies estimate the value of broken jaw cases. An accident may result in a fractured jaw.  I've seen car …

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If someone's negligence caused you to injure a bone in the face, you may be entitled to compensation. …

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A bad injury can prevent the victim from being able to working.  No work means no income.  Also, the injured person may have insurance co-pays and transportation costs.  He or she may have other …

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