Rachel Ingle

Rachel Ingle is a resolute advocate for personal injury victims across the globe with a professional trajectory spanning over 15 years. While her work reverberates globally, her focus primarily lies within the United States. Rachel has since harnessed her proficiency in research and writing to make a difference in the personal injury industry. With a vast understanding of legal dynamics, Rachel continually updates her knowledge of legislative shifts and auto insurance trends. Her passion and relentless pursuit of justice make her an irreplaceable asset in personal injury advocacy. She believes that victims are best armed with as much knowledge as possible. In her spare time, Rachel enjoys making Thai Cuisine and travelling Southeast Asia.

History of Camp Lejeune Water Contamination

Water contamination at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune occurred from 1953 to 1987 in Jacksonville, North Carolina. It affected roughly one million people, with 500,000 claims filed to date. The victims are former United States Marine Corps (USMC) personnel and family members who lived on the base.  At one point, testers found that the drinking […]

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Getting the Right Diagnosis: Tips for Patients

A medical diagnosis is a process of identifying the disease or condition causing a set of symptoms. Doctors or other health care professionals often conduct consultations and tests to arrive at a finding for this. Before receiving any form of treatment, getting diagnosed is the first step in your medical journey. Getting the correct diagnosis

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Missed Cancer Diagnoses and Heart Attacks Make Up Most Common Medical Malpractice Claims

Medical malpractice causes frustration and fear for everyone involved. Whether you are the patient injured or made ill by a medical procedure, or you are the doctor accused of malpractice, you are faced with a great deal of uncertainty about the future. Medical malpractice cases might seem as if they are becoming increasingly common, but

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