It’s Dad’s Day!
6 GIFTS DAD IS SURE TO LOVE
Dad is a very important person in your life! Every year when Father’s Day rolls around, it can be tough to come up with the perfect gift, whether it be for your dad, a new father, your grandfather, or a father figure.
many materials, colors, and designs so he can blend in or stand out as much as he wants.
A New Cooler Men love their coolers — it’s a foolproof Father’s Day gift! Whether Dad loves to camp, fish, tailgate, go to the beach, or barbecue in the backyard, he’s sure to appreciate a new way to store ice, drinks, food, or bait!
Getting creative can be tricky, but this list is sure to help you with an idea or two for all different price ranges! Wallet Why not go really classic and opt for a thoughtful and practical gift? Most men’s wallets see a lot of wear and tear. After all, they’re sat on, toted around in pockets all day long, and sometimes forgotten about and sent through the wash. A new one just may be in order! Massage Gun Massage guns are rising in popularity. To help Dad recover from soreness and injury or just a tough workout, a massage gun will do the trick! The best part is that they range in price, and you can even purchase one on Amazon!
Tool Bucket Organizer Is your dad a bit of a handyman? Help him get organized and never lose track of his tools again. Tool bucket organizers come in many forms and, again, can be purchased right online, making your shopping easy!
Bluetooth Headphones or Speakers If your father doesn’t have Bluetooth
headphones or speakers yet, he’s missing out. The opportunity to jam out wirelessly while working out, cutting the grass, doing hobby work, or just relaxing is effortless with this thoughtful gift.
Apple Watch Strap Does the dad you’re celebrating own an Apple Watch? If so, help him customize it with a new Apple Watch strap. You can choose from
Just What the Doctor Ordered HOW MISSED MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS HURT YOUR CASE
Between wait times, medical bills, and the poking and prodding, we all know going to the doctor can be a hassle. But we still schedule and attend our doctor’s appointments because it’s the best thing to do for our health. At least, we do most of the time. If you’ve ever felt inclined to skip a doctor’s visit, you should know that the middle of a personal injury lawsuit is one of the worst times to do so. The personal injury claim process is a contentious one, and the insurance company almost always tries to find holes in the plaintiff’s story or another excuse not to payout. Failing to attend all of your medical appointments gives them something to latch onto as a defense, and the strategy is often very successful. No one wants to go to the doctor, but an injured person needs to. When you miss your medical appointments, it can hurt your credibility. The insurance company will use your absence to suggest that you’re not as injured as you claim, and this argument can result in lesser compensation — or no compensation at all. Further, your doctor’s appointments are one of the best opportunities to gather evidence. Your doctor’s records are a crucial part of your case,
and their notes help the courts determine the severity of your injuries, your ability to work, and how long your condition will likely last. The more appointments you attend, the more information you’ll have proving your claim. It’s similarly crucial to follow your doctor’s medical advice after your visits. If you don’t, the defense will again attempt to use this as evidence that your injuries are not as severe as you claim. Further, you may have a duty to mitigate damages, meaning that even when someone else
was negligent, you’re still responsible for not making the situation worse. When ignoring medical advice results in a worsening condition, it may be interpreted as a failure to mitigate damages and therefore hurt your case. Life happens, so we understand that you may occasionally need to reschedule an appointment. Always explain the reason behind your missed visit and ask the doctor to add it to your notes. Then, reschedule as soon as possible. It’s the best way to protect your case — and your health.
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