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- You've heard about Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder affecting military veterans and first responders, but did you know PTSD can occur after a motor vehicle accident? PTSD occurs after a traumatic event is experienced or witnessed that may have caused death or serious injury, which includes severe motor vehicle accidents. In fact, according to the research published
- Typically, people go to small claims court in pursuit of a settlement for damages they have suffered. Getting a payment is great news, but you need to be aware that certain payments may be taxable. Here's what you need to know about taxes and small claims settlements. 1. The IRS considers most payments as income. Almost every payment you receive is conside