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Blaszkow Legal Blog - Information Accident Victims Need!
Blaszkow Legal's lawyers and staff work very hard to keep you up to date with important legal tips and tidbits, whether you need information about a car accident, slip, trip and all, medical malpractice, or other issues.
If you ever have a question, don't hesistate to call Blaszkow Legal, the Alexandria Injury Attorney at (703) 879-5910.
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Uninsured and Underinsured Motorist Coverage - why the minimum isn't good enough
How to understand just how you are covered
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Bicycle Accidents: Protect Yourself Before a Collision
bicycle accidents in the DMV
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Driving on Snow and Ice - What Are a Driver’s Duties?
While 2019 and 2020 were no-snow years, #2021 has brought us our first significant snow fall in recent memory. With this #storm came #ice and #sleet, which made driving within the DC Metro area even more dangerous than it already is.
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Joseph Blaszkow Interviews ALIVE - Help Us to Help Them!
Joseph Blaszkow, the Alexandria Injury Attorney, sat down today to interview Jennifer Ayers, the Managing Director of ALIVE
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$150,000 Settlement Published in Virginia Lawyers Weekly!
The Alexandria Injury Attorney is very pleased to announce that Virginia Lawyers Weekly, a publication that addressed many legal issues in the Commonwealth, has published an article about one of our cases!
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Stacking “UIM” Policies to Maximize Your Client’s Recovery
What happens when you are hurt as the result of a car accident, and your injuries are severe, but the tortfeasor (person who caused the injuries) has insufficient insurance coverage? Blaszkow Legal, PLLC can help you find additional coverage to maximize your recovery.
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When Do I Have an Underinsured Motorist Claim, and How Do I Pursue It?
Underinsured motorist coverage protects insured accident victims against negligent drivers who are insured, however their auto insurance policy limits are insufficient to cover the plaintiff’s damages.
