Legal Guide (Page 11)
Need Financing While Waiting For An Auto Accident Settlement?
Car accidents come at a pretty high cost to the victims. Beyond the physical pain, you will have to contend with piling medical bills on top of your other responsibilities despite losing your ability to earn a living. While you may eventually recover your damages, your everyday needs can’t wait. Sometimes, legal insurance battles can take years, so you may need to get some form of financing to... ❯❯❯
Steering Towards Justice: How to Choose the Right Personal Injury Lawyer Post-Auto Accident
Imagine you've been in an accident. The pain is throbbing, the bills are piling up, and you're trying to put your life back together. Now, more than ever, you need someone who can navigate the legal labyrinth on your behalf. That's where a personal injury lawyer comes in. The right choice can mean a world of difference, paving the way towards full compensation and a better future. This guide... ❯❯❯
Divorce and Separation: Basic Information Everyone Should Know
A court judgment that ends a marriage is known as “divorce,” while a separation is a written agreement signed by the couple. Before the court can grant couples a divorce, they must provide valid grounds or reasons. Besides these, the court will also consider several other issues the couples must decide before the divorce becomes final. If you or a loved one is going through a divorce or... ❯❯❯
7 Hacks That Will Prepare You for a Personal Injury Lawsuit
Being involved in any lawsuit is often not a palatable experience. The uncertainty comes with a lawsuit charge and, in most cases, expensive lawyers. A personal injury lawsuit is no different. It can be an overwhelming experience, especially without the right preparation. In other words, a good lawyer and good decision-making equals a solid defense. This post helps with seven essential hacks to... ❯❯❯
6 Critical Questions to Ask When Hiring a Truck Accident Lawyer
Trucks are a major part of the global economy; they ease the hauling and transportation of goods (especially bulky items) for households and businesses. However, despite the fun and ease that trucking activities bring, trucks are also one of the core causes of road accidents due to their large size and load. Also, truck drivers are on the road for long hours, which may cause driver fatigue,... ❯❯❯
How Political Tensions Threaten Local Command of Criminal Enforcement
The federal government generally allows state governments to chart their destinies in terms of laws that do not have a national bearing. But recent months have seen national politics take precedence and threaten to take control of criminal justice away from the state as it has played out in Washington, DC. Early March 2023, the US Senate passed a bill blocking a criminal code the district's city... ❯❯❯
Wrongful Death Claims: All You Need To Know
A wrongful death claim is a civil action taken by family members after their loved one dies due to malpractice or professional negligence. In such cases, the cause of death could be due to several factors, including medical negligence, workplace accidents, or DUI accidents. Typically, a wrongful death claim aims to investigate the party responsible and hold them accountable. Also, they could... ❯❯❯
Areas Where Criminal Justice Reformers Need To Adjust
Criminal justice reform is required to reduce crime, create safer communities for victims of crime, and bring transformation to the lives of criminals. While it may be impossible to eliminate crime, Communities can take a step in the right direction by reviewing their systems. As society and technology advance, so do the types of crimes. As with many other sectors, criminal justice must... ❯❯❯
Plead Guilty or Go to Trial: Pros and Cons
When facing a criminal charge, you have the choice of pleading guilty and getting over your charge or standing your ground and having the jury decide your fate. The two options have their pros and cons. So, before pleading guilty or going to trial, it is essential to weigh the potential impact of each option on your life and make a decision accordingly. You could decide on your own, but it's... ❯❯❯
What to Do if You Suffer a Catastrophic Workplace Injury
Workplace safety is becoming a concern as more workers continue to sustain work-related injuries. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), there were nearly 4.26 million work-related medically consulted injuries in 2021. Moreover, 4,472 work deaths were reported, a nine percent increase from the previous year. “Workers in all sectors are prone to some form of accident or injury. If... ❯❯❯
