Write an article based on this "Make a list of personal injury attorneys in your area. Gather referrals and recommendations. Review attorney websites. Discuss fee arrangements and other costs. Discuss possible outcomes with the attorney."
article: Include the attorney's name, address, phone number, and website address. You can search for lawyers in your area online under "personal injury attorneys." You can also look in the yellow pages under "attorney." You can also find a local personal injury attorney by visiting your state bar association's website or calling and asking for a referral. While you could represent yourself, a lawyer will research laws in your region, communicate with the insurers and those responsible for your fall, and make sure you have persuasive evidence to present. You can eliminate lawyers from your list by looking for recommendations and referrals. Talk to friends and family, read online reviews, and disciplinary records for the attorneys on the list you have compiled. State bar associations keep public records about complaints and disciplinary actions taken against attorneys licensed to practice in the state. You can find your bar association's website by selecting your state from the State & Local Bar Associations page provided by the American Bar Association. If any attorneys cannot take your case, ask if they have any recommendations for an appropriate attorney for your case. You can whittle down your attorney list further by reviewing the website of each. Look for: Information pertaining to slip and fall cases or other personal injury suits A professional website free of misspellings, grammatical errors, etc. Background information, such as education, work history, and specializationyou don't want a personal injury attorney who only handles medical malpractice, for instance Most lawyers will want to work on a contingency fee basis. Paying an attorney for this type of case on an hourly basis can be risky because outcomes in slip and fall cases are difficult to predict. Paying using a contingency fee means that you only pay the lawyer if you recover money in your case. He or she will get a percentage of the money awarded. If the case is lost, you won't owe any legal fees for the attorney's work. Contingency fee arrangement percentages vary, but 30% to 40% is common. Make sure you discuss what you are responsible for paying and how much of a percentage the attorney will take from your settlement if you win. Even without legal fees, most lawyers will require you to pay some or all related costs upfront. Possible costs include: Filing costs Costs for serving the opposing party with a copy of the complaint Paying the court reporter to record any depositions Paying for expert witnesses to testify if your case ends up going to trial If you are thinking of entering into a contingency fee agreement, you should also discuss with the attorney what the possible outcomes for your case are. For example, you may want to consider another type of fee arrangement if the attorney says that you are likely to win only a small amount of money. After paying the attorney's fee, you could end up with an insufficient amount for your medical expenses.

Write an article based on this "Groom your hands and feet. Make a hair appointment. Figure out how to get there. Schedule the party in your planner."
article: Finger nails can play a big role in your overall look. Before the day of the party, make sure you clean up your fingernails. This includes trimming your nails and removing old nail polish. If you are wearing shoes that show your toes, be sure to clean up your toenails as well. Girls, try finding a pretty nail polish shade that compliments the outfit you will be wearing. If you have not had a recent haircut, at least in the past six weeks, be sure to make an appointment so you can trim off any split ends or shape up your current style. If you dye your hair make sure you touch up your roots. Planning your transportation will prevent any unnecessary stress when getting ready for your party. If possible, try carpooling with a friend who is also going. See how far away the party is so you can leave yourself plenty of time to arrive. If you are wearing a more detailed hairstyle with products, take a car to protect your hair. Depending on where the party is can help you decide to walk, ride a bike, take public transportation, or drive. Find out if there is anything already happening in your schedule the day of the party that you need to arrange for. You may also want to write down the date of the party to prevent the conflict of double-booking yourself. If needed, plan for a babysitter in advance.

Write an article based on this "Protect them from the sun. Keep them moisturized. Stay hydrated. Avoid smoking."
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Too much sun exposure can cause lip discoloration, including dark spots. Keep your natural lip color safe by protecting your lips with lip balm that has at least SPF 15. It's best to use sunscreen all year long, even in the winter when the sun isn't as strong. Moisturizing your lips helps them look bright and fresh, preventing cracks and flaking. It's especially important when the air is dry and cold. To keep your lips moisturized, do the following: After exfoliating your lips, always apply a good nourishing lip balm to keep extra moisture from escaping. If you have trouble with flaky lips, try sleeping with a humidifier. If your body is dehydrated, it'll show up in your lips. Start each day with a full glass of water. For each cup of coffee or soda you have throughout the day, drink a full glass of water to make sure you stay hydrated. When you have alcohol, make sure to follow it with plenty of water. That way you won't wake up with dry lips. Avoid extremely salty foods, since they can dry out your lips. Smoking tobacco products can lead to lip discoloration. It also causes lip wrinkles and thinning. When you're going for a natural red color, it's best to avoid smoking altogether.