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What Is Plaintiff-Side Personal Injury Law?

Someone probably told you to get a lawyer if you've been in any kind of accident. That might be a good idea. But what is personal injury law? Do you need an attorney for a personal injury lawsuit? What will a plaintiff's personal injury attorney do for you? A personal injury case is a type of civil action. If another person's carelessness or negligence results in your injury, you may have a cause of action for personal injury. Most personal injury cases involve insurance claims, and an attorney gets involved when the insurance company refuses to pay or the settlement offer is insufficient. Despite the hyperbolic claims of TV ads, most personal injury claims do not settle for millions of dollars. A good plaintiff-side personal injury attorney seeks a fair settlement to compensate their client for their medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering. This article reviews what to expect when you hire a personal injury attorney after a serious accident or injury. What Is a P

How Big is Google Drive For Tech Support Software

File sizes The following are the maximum file sizes you can store in Google Drive: Documents ​Up to 1.02 million characters. If you convert a text document to Google Docs format, it can be up to 50 MB. Spreadsheets ​Up to 10 million cells or 18,278 columns (column ZZZ) for spreadsheets that are created in or converted to Google Sheets. Up to 10 million cells or 18,278 columns for spreadsheets imported from Microsoft Excel. The limits are the same for Excel and CSV imports. When you convert a document from Excel to Google Sheets, any cell with more than 50,000 characters will be removed in Sheets. Up to 100k rows for pivot tables in Connected Sheets. Up to 500k rows or 5m cells for extracts in Connected Sheets. Presentations ​Up to 100 MB for presentations converted to Google Slides. Google Sites (new) Up to 15,000,000 characters per page. Up to 40,000,000 characters per site. Up to 10,000 pages per site. Up to 15,000 images per site. All other files  ​Up to 5 TB. Supported file types A

12 Foods That Could Help You Lose Weight

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Though no one food is the magic fix for weight management, there are options that, when combined in an overall healthy eating plan, can give you a leg up in your weight-loss goals.   Fruits and vegetables are important in a healthy diet, but no single fruit or vegetable provides all the nutrients you need. As far as weight goes, a diet rich in fruits and vegetables, and whole grains, among its other benefits, has a positive effect on blood sugar, helping to keep appetite in check and promote weight loss, according to Harvard’s Healthy Eating Plate from the Department of Nutrition at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. Avoiding sugary beverages, which are high in calories and low in nutritional value, is part of the weight-control picture, as is adding foods with high protein and fiber to your grocery list. And, of course, although it’s not a dietary recommendation, remaining active plays a role in controlling weight. Here are 12 foods that can help you reach your weight goal

Why Do Dogs Follow You to the Bathroom?

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Dogs love to stay by your side, even when you’re doing something, well… private. But have you ever wondered why, exactly, your dog is so interested in you when you’re doing your business? For a lot of dogs, it’s simply because they’re pack animals, and they like to stick by your side. But other dogs might be following you for a different reason. Read this article to learn more about your canine companion and why they like to accompany you to the porcelain throne. Things You Should Know Dogs will often follow you to the bathroom because they like your company. They’re pack animals, and they’re used to sticking together. Your dog might also want affection, or they could be waiting for a walk, food, or treats. If your dog is a “Velcro dog,” they like to stay by your side. They’ll probably follow you anywhere in your home. In rare cases, your dog might be following you around because they are afraid, are sick, or have separation anxiety. 1. They’re social animals. Dogs are pack animals, an