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/PRNewswire/ -- Tax time at Walmart officially kicked off today as Jackson Hewitt Tax Service®, the nation's largest privately held tax preparation firm, celebrated the tax season Grand Opening of its kiosks conveniently located in 2,800 Walmart stores nationwide. If Walmart customers and associates are looking for convenience, ease and value when it comes to having their 2011 tax return accurately prepared, then 'Jackson Hewitt's How You Do It!(SM).'Jackson Hewitt's tax pros invite Walmart customers and associates to stop by the Jackson Hewitt kiosk for a free tax refund estimate. Your Jackson Hewitt tax pro can also provide you with information about the various products and services available this year, including a new free federal Form 1040EZ* offer available at Jackson Hewitt's Walmart kiosk locations for qualifying taxpayers. A refund readiness checklist is available to assist Walmart customers and associates with organizing tax-related information in advance of having their tax return prepared.
With approximately 75 percent of taxpayers eligible to receive a refund, and an average refund of roughly $3,000, tax time is an event many Walmart customers and associates look forward to. With Jackson Hewitt's recently launched new ad campaign celebrating tax refund joy, the tax pros at Jackson Hewitt's kiosks look forward to delivering the best possible outcome and the feeling of tax refund joy to Walmart customers and associates nationwide.
"We are more excited than ever this year to open our tax preparation kiosks and kick off tax time at Walmart," said Philip H. Sanford, president and chief executive officer of Jackson Hewitt Tax Service Inc. "We've got great, convenient Walmart locations throughout our nationwide system, tax pros ready to meet customer expectations and a new tiered pricing offer that we know will be attractive to Walmart customers and associates alike. On top of that, the powerful combination of products and services offered by Jackson Hewitt Tax Service and Walmart's MoneyCenters delivers to Walmart customers and associates not only the experience of tax refund joy, but also an overall experience of convenience, ease and value at tax time.
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Walmart cashes checks in 47 states, excluding New York, New Jersey. Walmart is also currently testing other check cashing services in Rhode Island. Based in Parsippany, NJ, Jackson Hewitt Tax Service Inc. is an industry-leading provider of full service
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Lawsuits for negligence are filed every day against those parties who breached their duty of care for the Plaintiff’s safety and that breach resulted in damages. Many negligence cases involve damages specifically limited to pain and suffering from physical injuries. The types of physical injuries are numerous and include spinal injury, fractures, musculature, tendon, or ligament tears, and many others. Lawyers who practice personal injury often label injuries even further. One example is labeling a plaintiff’s injuries as “soft tissue”.
A “soft tissue” injury is one that is usually muscular in nature and cannot be recognizable through “objective” diagnostic testing. What is “objective testing” is often argued, but normally tests such as MRI’s, CT scans, X-rays, are recognized as tests which will accurately assess whether there is an injury. Normally, these tests will not show any abnormality in soft tissue injuries. However, this is not to say there is no injury. It only means those specific tests could not see it.
Of course, insurance carriers are all too ready to pounce on this fact and deem soft tissue injuries as minor ones. This simply is not true, which anyone who has ever had a muscle spasm can attest. But insurers routinely utilize the failure of the above mentioned diagnostic tests to recognize these injuries as an opportunity to minimize the value of the plaintiff’s claim. One example is the passing of a “lawsuit threshold” for personal injury claims in jurisdictions (such as New York and New Jersey) preventing claimants from making a claim against other insurers for soft tissue injuries in automobile accident cases.
The result is seen in the reduction in settlement values for soft tissue cases nationwide. In fact, many attorneys decline taking on a case involving “minor” injuries because it is not a profitable use of their time.