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My Employer Has Offered Light Duty Work. What Now?

Finally being approved for benefits might lead to a sigh of relief, but soon enough many workers are told to return to a modified version of their job. Even your doctor could be pushing you to get back to work, despite the ongoing pain and limitations you experience. Light duty work is often a source …

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Common Head Injuries Suffered in Car Accidents

The head can become injured in a number of ways during a car accident. The nature and severity of the injury will depend on many factors, including the area of the head that made impact or was struck, the force of the crash, and if you were wearing a seat belt at the time. If …

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Common Signs of Retaliation After Filing Workers’ Comp Claim

In Vermont, all employers are required to purchase and carryworkers’ compensation insurance. This type of coverage has benefits for both employers and employees. Employees can have the confidence that they will receive the benefits they need for their medical expenses and lost income. Employers can find relief in the fact that workers must go through …

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What Types of Witnesses are Important for Personal Injury Claims?

If you have ever seen a television show or movie with a legal aspect, you likely understand that witnesses are a critical part of a trial. You also likely know that witness testimony can add a dramatic layer to the courtroom scene. Being called as a witness, or needing to find witnesses for your accident …

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Does a Truck Jackknife Indicate the Truck Driver is at Fault?

Transport-trailers and 18-wheelers are much larger and heavier than passenger vehicles. Due to this, they will cause injuries that are much more extensive when they are involved in a crash. In many truck accidents, the driver of the truck or another party associated with them, such as the company they work for, is liable for …

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What is the Statute of Limitations in Car Accident Claims?

The statute of limitations for car accident claims is three years in Vermont.  You may face a number of issues after a car accident. Your medical bills may pile up, your vehicle may be severely damaged, and you will likely face a long road to recovery. To help with all of these challenges, you may …

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Snowmobile Accidents: Can You Receive Compensation?

Riding a snowmobile is a fun way to survive Vermont’s winters. The state has many trails and frozen lakes, and people come from other states to ride on the weekend. Unfortunately, accidents are very common, and snowmobiles offer little protection to riders. Many crash victims will suffer serious injuries, including head and neck injuries. Even …

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Leg Injuries in Car Accidents

Car accidents often end up causing serious leg injuries. A person’s leg can easily get twisted beneath them at awkward angles, or their knees can ram through the lower section of the dash. This trauma is sufficient to break bones and injure the skin. Other injuries involve the knee. Call Larson & Gallivan Law to …

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Workers’ Compensation & the Vermont Transportation Industry

The transportation industry is one of the most dangerous in Vermont. Truckers and other drivers face hazardous weather and dangerous roads, not to mention other motorists who might be fatigued or chemically impaired. If you were injured while driving for a job, you can seek workers’ compensation benefits. You might also have the legal right …

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Were You Injured in a U-Haul Accident?

U-Haul is a popular company which rents large, box-shaped trucks to the public. Often, someone renting an apartment or moving into a home rents a U-Haul to transport their possessions, such as their bed and other furniture. U-Haul has several dozen locations in Vermont. Large trucks are much more dangerous, especially for people accustomed to …

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If you’ve been seriously injured, our Rutland, VT personal injury law firm is here to provide you support, guidance, and representation as you seek damages. Please call us today for a free consultation. We can begin working on your case immediately.
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