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“Whiplash” Injuries

February 9th, 2010 No comments

Post contributed by Dan Baldyga.

     The “Bottom Line” regarding “Whiplash Crash Facts” (accumulated during 2004 – – and including all the previous years) are as follows:
THERE ARE EIGHT SERIOUS AND ABSOLUTE FACTS IMPACTING AND REGARDING THAT WHICH IS TODAY IDENTIFIED AS A “WHIPLASH” INJURY. THEY ARE AS FOLLOWS: Read more…

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2005 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible

February 9th, 2010 No comments

Good Medicine

    There are certain things people should experience in life. Things so utterly enjoyable that they will temporarily mask the deepest worry and eliminate all stress. Driving a new Corvette convertible is among these things. In fact, the new C6 and its 400hp can work wonders for almost any ailment. Read more…

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“Insights” Into Your Motor Vehicle Accident Medical Reimbursements.

February 9th, 2010 No comments

Post contributed by Dan Baldyga.

     QUESTION: “What’s the definition of Mixed Emotions”?
     ANSWER: “Watching the lawyer you just met with drive over a cliff in your new Caddy”. Read more…

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The Motor Vehicle Accident “Evaluation Process”

February 9th, 2010 No comments

Post contributed by Dan Baldyga.

     While Legal Romantics would like to characterize the trial of a lawsuit as a “Search For Truth” that’s not a reality!
     Cases are decided on the evidence. When reviewing cases before them, judges invariably use the phrase, “The evidence shows”, rather than, “The truth of the matter is”. That first phrase is a reality that filters from the courtroom down to the objective evaluation of each case tried. Read more…

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Your Motor Vehicle Accident Insurance Claim

February 9th, 2010 No comments

Some Crucial “Forewarnings” and “Precautions”

Post contributed by Dan Baldyga.

     The following insurance claim insights are about Fred Fuddle the man who flew through a Stop Sign to clobber you, I. M. Smart the typical adjuster assigned to your case, his employer The Rock Solid Insurance Company, Smarts immediate superior in the home office, plus the lawyer you may consider asking to take on your case. You’ve successfully obtained and read a copy of my third “How To” Insurance Claim book.AUTO ACCIDENT PERSONAL INJURY (How To Evaluate And Settle Your Loss) and THE BASE FORMULA advised that your claim has a settlement value of approximately $3,000. Once that’s been accomplished you should consider the following: Read more…

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Important Facts Regarding Lost Time And Earnings

February 8th, 2010 No comments

Post contributed by Dan Baldyga.

     Other than your medical bills your lost time and earnings (commonly and/or often described as “Lost Wages”) are the days and hours you were unable to function at work thus adding up to the money you may have lost. This constitutes one of the most important elements’ of your damages, namely your Lost Wages. Read more…

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2004 Pontiac GTO

February 8th, 2010 No comments

No Style But A Little Substance

     As I stated in my review of the Ford Mustang Mach 1, muscle cars are about two things and two things only. Style and power. Having one without the other is a recipe for poor sales and even poorer reviews from guys like us. General Motors however, was faced with the reality of not having an affordable sports car in its lineup after the retirement of the Camaro and Firebird models. It didn’t take Bob Lutz long to realize GM needed to offer some performance, especially in its so-called Driving Excitement division. The most time and cost-effective solution was to borrow the big coupe from Holden, a division of General Motors in the land Down Under. After all, the well-finished 2 + 2 was already powered by the Corvette’s small-block V8 and adapting the car to meet some of our stricter regulations would be rather easy. The green light was given to get the car badged as the GTO and on sale in America as soon as possible. Sounds good, right? Read more…

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The Eye Witness To You And Your Motor Vehicle Getting Creamed

February 8th, 2010 No comments

Post contributed by Dan Baldyga.

      Thirty four years ago, in a book I wrote and was published, entitled, How To Settle Your Own Insurance Claim, I stated: “An eye witness can make or break your case. If you’ve been able to keep your wits about you the first thing you should do, immediately after impact has occurred, is to find somebody who observed it. After having spotted such a person, don’t be bashful. Go right over to them and ask if they saw the accident ? If they did, jot down their name, address and telephone number. Should they drive away before you can zero in on them, make note of their motor vehicle’s registration number so you can later obtain their name through the department of motor vehicle office.” Read more…

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Three Crucial Personal Injury “Insights”

February 8th, 2010 No comments

Post contributed by Dan Baldyga.

      Three of the most crucial motor vehicle accident, personal injury, insurance claim areas one must consider are: Photographs, Newspaper and/or Police Reports and also Medical Bills, Examinations Plus Medical Reports. Let’s examine all 3. Read more…

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Motor Vehicle Accident Insurance Claim Guide

February 8th, 2010 No comments

Post contributed by Dan Baldyga.

        Your “Motor Vehicle” can be a car, truck, motorcycle – – you name it! If it’s powered by a motor and has one, two, three, four (or even more) wheels this “Guide” is for you.
     The information below is a bare-bones “Guide” for those who have had such a motor vehicle accident. It details the basics of how one should with their property damage and/or personal injury claim. Read more…

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