Anyway, somewhere along the middle of my cup of coffee, I find myself stopping at this title to actually read the whole sentence and moreover, click to read more! What was that engaging you might question.
No it was more appalling than it was engaging to read that about 67-year-old security guard getting beaten and robbed in Atlanta this Tuesday morning by 5 suspects.
The image of the man who is old enough to be helpless yet occupies a role demanding defense and then being attacked like that for whatever reason, the combination made me shudder.
The strong emotions of resentment and anger caught up with my profession and the infinite lawsuits I can charge his assaults with started popping up automatically.
The old security guard was still alive but stayed at the hospital which was a relief for him, but how I wished to go there and make sure that before he leaves and carries on with his life he should know all the possible methods and combinations that he could get back at these creatures with! Well he would probably consider me crazy and possibly pretend to agree with whatever motivated speech I would give.
So, the alternative and more convenient solution was to write about it in my blog! And send,not only him, but anyone reading my blog, a message on how to get the most of whoever tries to inflict any sort of personal injury upon you.
First of all you'll have to make yourself aware of all kinds of personal injuries you can file a lawsuit against and some of them will surprise you.
The range starts from Auto accidents to slip and fall or workers' compensation and sexual abuse and many more.
Each of which you have to educate yourself about to know your rights when you ask for them before it's too late.
Now you need to make yourself familiar with all the types of Personal Loss Injury cases and certain key concepts.
The most important would be how to prove that you have an injury inflicted upon you in the first place.
Without going into complicated legal terms, you can do this (actually your attorney does that) by basically proving that the injury inflictor was aware of the effects of his actions.
Another aspect is that some injuries require you to be vigilant and alert to actually realize that you are being abused.
Unlike car accidents or assaults, workers' compensation abuse cases cannot be identified to you by physical pain or blood.
Therefore you have to always keep yourself updated with what are your professional rights are if you were to avoid this kind of abuse.
So, I can say I feel a little bit relieved after sharing this with you.
Although the attorney in me keeps devising new ways to structure a lawsuit for this poor security guard, I had a little bit of satisfaction to give it a voice over here.
So what do you think? Do you think you have a personal injury and not sure how to get your right back or prove it? Let me know and maybe I can give this pushy guy in my head a chance to live his moment.