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5 Things Not To Do When Getting A Divorce
During the course of a divorce, most couples often make mistakes that make their case a hard nut to crack. Most commonly, the tension is high, which can lead to poor decisions and irrational actions. The road of divorce isn’t rosy; but you can’t afford to make mistakes either. In that case, here are… Read More »
How to Put a Value to Your Injury Claim
Following a work-related injury, calculating how much your claim is worth is a critical aspect of any personal injury case. Depending on the type of injury, the insurance company would usually pay medical care and related expenses. They would also pay for permanent physical disability or disfiguring, loss of a family member, lost vacations, missed… Read More »
How to Ensure you Win Your Trip and Fall Case
Most people will suffer a slip, trip, or fall accident one way or another in life. The accident may or may not be their fault. These accidents can happen anywhere and most importantly, to anybody. Such accidents may happen on another person’s property, with the result being an injury. However, when an accident happens… Read More »
How Social Media Updates and Selfies Can Impact Your Personal Injury Claim
Imagine losing a compensation hearing because of an Instagram post. Sucks to be that person, right? We will be taking the time to put this important advice together for your benefit and nobody else, especially if you have an ongoing personal injury case. Being careful about what you post on social media is a… Read More »
5 Things You Need to Know About Workers’ Injury and Workers’ Comp
It is easy to get confused about what to do if you sustain a work-related injury. Also, there is no known number to call, who to visit, or perhaps, report your damage. A work-related injury is scary, and no one prays to have such. But the more ready you are, the better you and… Read More »
Guilty Pleas: Are They Ever A Good Idea?
The courtroom might seem like a thrilling experience when witnessed on screen. But it is much more severe and life-changing when you’re in that room. Under that scenario, is pleading guilty a good choice? If the Prosecutor offers to drop some charges in exchange for a plea deal, then pleading guilty may be favorable…. Read More »
Long-Term Effects Of A Criminal Conviction
The consequences of a criminal conviction can be more daunting than the sentence itself. Most Defendants are not sentenced to jail. Many are not aware of the adverse consequences of being convicted of a crime. Before you proceed to sign the sentencing order and accept a negotiated plea, which includes a conviction, take time… Read More »
Things You Should Know After Your First DUI
When arrested for driving under the influence, you will surely have tons of questions on your mind. You will be wondering if you should tell your parents about it, or perhaps your school. Will you lose your driver’s license? Although every case is different, they all, more or less, follow a unique pattern. Here… Read More »
Can I Get Arrested For A DUI, Even If I’m Not Driving?
Question: Do you know that you can get a DUI, even if you’re not driving? The answer is Yes! Let’s say you just came out of a bar at night, drunk. You enter your car, start the car, and turn on the radio and air-conditioner, with no intention of driving. If a cop has… Read More »
Will Your Slip And Fall Case Go To Court?
A slip and fall injury, also known as trip and fall, is a case where an individual sustained injuries on the premises of another. As thus, entitled to monetary compensation. Unless perhaps, the defendant brings up strong defenses to prove the injury was as a result of the negligence of the plaintiff. Before you… Read More »