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March 16, 2026

Why You Shouldn't Take The Very First Settlement Deal

Should I Approve A Settlement From The Insurance Company? Only after that can they require settlement and work out with the insurer. Depending on where you live, wrongful death-related costs may represent funeral and interment costs, last medical care expenses, and other associated damages. Some...

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March 16, 2026

Should I Get An Attorney For A Vehicle Mishap That Wasnt My Fault In Texas?

Employing An Auto Accident Attorney Deserves It Vehicle mishap attorneys can examine the case to identify fault and establish your compensation claim. A cars and truck accident lawyer can review the offer and clarify any possible pitfalls. They will be able to advise you on whether it is a...

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March 29, 2026

What Occurs When You Decline A Negotiation Offer?

Should I Approve The Initial Offer From The Insurer? Rosenberg & Gluck Llp You can start an organized negotiation with the insurance company, exchanging evidence and extra clinical records to warrant the full value of your claim. It's important to comprehend insurance policy settlements and...

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March 29, 2026

Do Insurer Want You To Obtain A Lawyer?

Expert Advice: When To Seek Advice From An Insurance Claims Attorney While working with an attorney can be beneficial, it's essential to take into consideration other choices based upon your details circumstances. For instance, you may pick to work with a public insurer, an independent...

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About Erik E. Child
Mr. Child is the senior trial attorney and founding partner at Child & Jackson Personal Injury Lawyers. Mr. Child has been trying cases for over 23 years, having won numerous successful verdicts with few losses. Mr. Child began his education by attending Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah on a scholarship for music performance, playing saxophone, bassoon, flute, and clarinet in jazz and rock bands, symphonies, orchestras, and chamber orchestras. While attending college Mr. Child played rugby and worked full time manufacturing safes and oil drilling equipment. He interrupted college to serve a mission for his church in Norway for two years, where his mother immigrated from, before returning to BYU. Mr. Child switched his major to international/comparative law, economics, and national security culminating in a Bachelor of Arts degree in International Relations in 1993. Mr. Child pursued his studies in international law at McGeorge School of Law, but ultimately changed his emphasis...