With no vaccine in sight so far, the novel coronavirus has already ravaged industries and economies. In the aftermath of the first surge of victims, lawyers across the country have learned to improvise their case handling methods on the fly resulting in new strategies as well as new revelations on how the “system” has changed. […]
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Traumatic brain injury, neck and back injuries, injuries to the trunk shoulder injury, hand injury, wrist injury, arms injury, sprains and fractures, amongst other life-altering effects, are all the common injuries to auto accidents. There is no doubt most of all; this injury can lead to an auto accident lawsuit. According to research, about 80
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When a loved one is killed in an accident caused by someone else’s negligence, it can turn your world upside down. Not only are you likely dealing with the grief over that loss but medical bills and other expenses may cause you to feel overwhelmed. Filing a wrongful death lawsuit may allow you to recover
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Disputing Fault–Car Accidents Personal injury cases are legal disputes that arise when a party suffers harm as a result of an act and/or incident caused by the actions of another. Often times, the responsible party pays damages to the injured person for medical bills, pain and suffering, and other ongoing expenses. Every case is
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If you’re approached by the police, it is normal to be nervous, especially if you’re afraid that you may be arrested. Facing criminal charges isn’t easy. One thing to remember is that even if you are arrested, you still have rights. If you are approached by the police, here are three rights that you need
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Many couples who are facing the aspect of divorce have already gone to marriage counseling. Perhaps they did everything to save their marriage, but it’s just not working. Now they are looking at divorce. Can a court force the couple to go back to marriage counseling? Court-Ordered Counseling If a judge feels the couple is
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When a couple is separating and divorcing, it might be tempting to hide some money away for the future. Perhaps you’re not confident in the legal system and worry you won’t get your fair share. Maybe you don’t currently have a job and fear your spouse will get everything. Regardless, it’s never a good idea
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As someone who’s employed, you’ve probably at least heard about workers’ compensation. You may understand it’s some type of benefit, but that may be all you know. The following are five common questions and answers about workers’ comp to help you understand more. 1. What Is Workers’ Compensation? Workers’ comp is a type of insurance
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4 Strategies for Modifying Child Support Payments When you and your spouse divorce and children are involved, part of the process will likely include the establishment of child support payments. Depending on your state of residence, the courts will use local guidelines for calculating the payment amount. However, there may come a time when you
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For someone who is considering coming forward with information regarding their employer’s poor business dealings, the idea can come with a number of reservations on the part of an employee. If you have witnessed or participated in something that is of concern, whistleblowing may play a key role in moving forward. For many considering this
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