More than half of all U.S. states have enacted a law that limits the compensation courts can award to victims of medical malpractice. Most of those states have placed a cap on noneconomic damages. Damages that … Keep Reading...
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More than half of all U.S. states have enacted a law that limits the compensation courts can award to victims of medical malpractice. Most of those states have placed a cap on noneconomic damages. Damages that … Keep Reading...
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Flood insurance is a topic that many of us don’t fully understand. When you buy a home, your lender will either require you to obtain flood insurance or it won’t. While purchasing a home on … Keep Reading...
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