Legal Guide (Page 178)
Why Do Personal Injury Lawsuits Take So Long?
When you suffer a personal injury, your main concerns will be about recovering from the injury, paying for the medical bills, worrying about lost wages from missing work, and making sure that the party responsible for your injury—called the defendant—is held accountable. A personal injury lawsuit can take care of all of those concerns except for your recovery, of course. A lawsuit can help you... ❯❯❯
What is the Average Payout for A Whiplash Injury?
Whiplash is one of the most common car accident injury types. Even moderate whiplash will have an effect on the injured person’s neck and back for days, weeks, or even years. If you’ve been suffering from the pain of your injury, then you will want to get the maximum amount in damages to cover not only your medical bills, but any lost wages, and damages for your pain and suffering.
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Can The Police Legally Search Me or My Property For Drugs?
Individual freedom is the backbone of the United States constitution. However, many citizens are surprised to learn that there are limits to their freedom and privacy. Though there are many instances of illegal search and seizures conducted by police officers, there are also plenty of methods that they can deploy to conduct a legal search for weapons or drugs. As a citizen, it is important to... ❯❯❯
3 Things You Should Look For In A Criminal Lawyer
Choosing a good lawyer can be a very nerve-wracking experience. Life is a series of events, and you never know when everything is going to turn against you. All it takes is one bad decision, and you can find yourself in a shit ton of trouble. In moments like these, choosing a lawyer becomes as important as choosing a career. Your whole future lies on this one small decision, and if you are not... ❯❯❯
What is a Mechanic Lien?
A mechanic's lien (also known as a "material men," material suppliers' lien) is a method used by contractors or other people employed to improve real estate to ensure that owners of the enhanced property pay for those services and materials. If the property owner does not pay for services or materials, the mechanic (or any service that provides a service) may initiate proceedings in court to... ❯❯❯
7 Questions To Ask Before Hiring A Truck Accident Attorney
Georgia is not a new face when it comes to truck accident cases. In a way to add proof to this statement, the Georgia Truck Accident statistics show that the number of trucks involved in the road crashes is 110,000 with 145,000 fatalities in 2016, and I bet this number must have gone up the charts in the following years. Covington especially being a commercial truck paradise, road accidents are... ❯❯❯
How To Find The Right Attorney To Argue Your Case
No one enjoys having to go to court, regardless of the circumstances. However, if you are facing that prospect, you will want to prepare yourself properly beforehand. That means finding the right attorney to help you.
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Work Out What Kind Of Lawyer You Need
Before you can put together a shortlist of potential lawyers for your case, you need to ascertain exactly what sort of... ❯❯❯
Do I Need A Lawyer to Break up My Business?
Breaking up any type of business can be painful. When you put your heart and soul into a business endeavor and it comes to an end (for one reason or another), it can be a tough pill to swallow for even the most battle-tested business owner. When the decision has been reached, the actual process of breaking up a business can be somewhat confusing. Many owners are not sure if they need a lawyer to... ❯❯❯
5 Signs You Need a Family Lawyer
When you see an advertisement for a domestic law firm, you immediately think of divorce and child custody cases. Although parental rights and marriage break-ups are two of the major areas of law that a family attorney covers, there are several other family situations that may require a trained attorney. Sometimes people can resolve family legal situations on there own but more often than not they... ❯❯❯
Facts About Sexual Harassment in a Workplace
Sexual harassment is not just a personal violation or an abuse of power, it is also a form of discrimination. Specifically, it is a form of sex discrimination that violates Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Since sexual harassment violates so many laws and norms, it is a very serious accusation that should never be taken lightly. Unfortunately, when someone is a victim of sexual... ❯❯❯
