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Agustina Caferri

Senior Copywriter and Editor

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Educación:
Licenciada en Ciencias de la Comunicación, con orientación en Opinión Pública y Publicidad, de la Universidad de Buenos Aires (UBA) en Argentina, su país de origen.

Idiomas:
English, Spanish

Agustina escribe y edita contenido para Los Defensores de Walker Advertising desde 2023. Antes de unirse a la empresa, trabajó como copywriter en Morgan & Morgan, donde cubrió una amplia variedad de temas legales, con un enfoque en lesiones personales. Además, gestionó los canales de redes sociales en español para abogados.com.

Su trabajo ha sido publicado en medios como BuzzFeed, Gothamist, IAC y el canal de televisión Spectrum Noticias NY1, entre otros. Con más de 15 años de experiencia en la creación, traducción, localización y edición de contenidos digitales bilingües, Agustina está comprometida con ayudar a la comunidad latina en los Estados Unidos a tomar decisiones informadas, especialmente al momento de buscar asistencia legal.

Los últimos artículos de Agustina Caferri:

  • Can I Switch Lawyers During a Personal Injury Case? What You Need to Know

    Getting injured in an accident is stressful enough. When the legal representation hired to help isn't working out, it adds another layer of frustration. Many injury victims wonder whether they're stuck with their current attorney or if they can make a change.... Lee Mas »
  • Can I Get Medical Treatment After an Accident Without Insurance?

    If you are asking, “can I get medical treatment after an accident without insurance,” the answer is yes: injured people have options for getting medical attention after a crash, even without health insurance. It is important to seek medical attention immediately after an accident to ensure your injuries are properly diagnosed, your health is protected, and a clear record is established for any insurance claims. Payment can often be handled later through auto insurance, medical liens, payment plans, or a personal injury claim.... Lee Mas »
  • Can You Sue After a Minor Car Accident?

    ment. However, lawsuits may be considered when injuries or financial losses are not fully covered by insurance. Both drivers and passengers may have legal options after a minor auto accident.... Lee Mas »
  • Injured at Work but Your Employer Has No Insurance

    Discovering that your employer doesn’t have workers' compensation insurance after a workplace injury can feel overwhelming. You’re dealing with pain, medical bills, and lost wages—and now you’re unsure who will cover your treatment or help replace your income while you recover. Most employers are legally required to carry workers' compensation coverage, but some ignore the law or let their policies lapse to save money.... Lee Mas »
  • What If the Other Driver Has No Insurance? Options After an Accident

    Being involved in a car accident is stressful enough—discovering that the other driver has no insurance can make the situation feel overwhelming. If this has happened to you, know that you are not alone and that there are still paths forward to address your injuries, vehicle damage, and financial losses. Quick Answer: What To Do Right Away If the Other Driver Has No Insurance Uninsured drivers are common throughout the United States, but having an accident with one does not mean you are without options.... Lee Mas »
  • What Happens If You Are Partially at Fault in a Car Accident?

    Being involved in a car crash can be overwhelming, especially when questions arise about who caused the collision. If you suspect you may be partially responsible for a car accident, you might wonder whether you can still pursue a claim for your injuries and losses. The answer depends largely on where the accident occurred and how your state handles shared fault.... Lee Mas »
  • Statute of Limitations for Personal Injury Cases

    If you or someone you care about has been injured in an accident, understanding the statute of limitations for personal injury cases is critical. This legal deadline determines how long you have to file a lawsuit seeking compensation for your injuries. Personal injury statutes of limitations in the United States generally range from one to six years, with two years being the most common timeframe.... Lee Mas »
  • What Happens If You Don’t Report an Accident Right Away?

    Many drivers across the United States wonder what happens if they don’t report a car accident within 24 hours. This concern is especially common among Spanish-speaking drivers in California, Texas, Florida, and other large states where accident reporting rules can seem confusing. Understanding that “reporting” an accident actually involves multiple steps is important.... Lee Mas »
  • What Evidence Do You Need for a Personal Injury Claim?

    After a car accident, workplace incident, slip and fall, or dog bite in the U.S., the strength of a personal injury claim depends largely on the evidence the injured party can present. To support your case—especially if your injury was caused by someone else's negligence—it is essential to gather evidence that clearly demonstrates what happened. Whether you are dealing with insurance companies or preparing for a potential personal injury lawsuit, what you can document matters more than what you can simply describe.... Lee Mas »
  • Free Lawyer Consultation: How to Get Legal Help Without Paying

    Legal problems can be stressful and expensive. Many people need legal advice but worry they can’t afford an attorney. The good news is that free legal help exists.... Lee Mas »