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Index annuities are aggressively marketed by the insurance industry. Salespeople earn upwards of 9% commissions by placing an individual in an indexed annuity. Surrender fees approach 20% providing little liquidity. They entice people by telling them they will receive a “bonus” on their money. Such “bonus” in reality is rarely seen by the consumer and not all it is cracked... Read More
People are always bothered with the thought that the person who caused the accident is not immediately paying for their medical treatment. Truthfully, the negligent party’s insurance carrier is going to want to do their homework to determine liability.
By using your own medical insurance to pay for the care you are taking advantage of your health insurance carrier’s contracted rates with the medical providers. Ultimately, the negligent party will pay for... Read More
We have represented two individuals who were literally run over by vehicles while walking in a parking lot. In both cases, the driver was not looking when they hit our clients.
If you or anyone you know suffer a similar misfortune, be sure to call the police and request that they come make a report. When accidents take place on private property, the police are not required to come take a report. The report will be essential in allowing your Read More
Recently, I received a letter from the school district advising that my child’s seven EXCUSED absences may result in her being referred to the Court for truancy charges (she is in 1st grade). In the letter, the district cited a statute. I was certain, without recognizing the statute, that the statute did not give the school district such authority.
While I had intended to ignore the letter, which requested my signed acknowledgement be returned, I realized that... Read More
