Legal Guide (Page 38)
10 Ways to Avoid Being a Victim of Crime
No one wants to be the victim of a crime, but unfortunately, it happens every day. There are steps you can take, however, to minimize your chances of becoming a victim and needing a crime victim advocate. Here are some crucial tips on how to avoid being a victim of crime. 1. Be Aware of Your Surroundings If you're walking down the street, pay attention to who is around you and what they're... ❯❯❯
Everything That You Need To Know When Registering A Thai Company
Establishing a private limited company in Thailand is a bit complex. Foreign investors across the world find the country a perfect place to grow a business.
The reason behind this is a healthy economy over the past years which attracts more and more investors. My Thai Company in Bangkok helps a lot of entrepreneurs planning to do business abroad. They find ways to finish company registration as... ❯❯❯
What To Do After a Car Accident That’s Not Your Fault
No driver ever leaves the house thinking they’ll be involved in a car accident. Yet, somehow everyday car accidents happen. Therefore, it’s important to know what to do if you ever get into one. After a car accident, check to see if you’ve been injured, gather witnesses, and take some photos. Call 911 and file a police report, then get yourself a lawyer. Auto accident injury lawyers can help you... ❯❯❯
Things to Avoid After a Car Accident That Could Affect Your Lawsuit
The car accident was a shock, but now you're dealing with insurance companies and lawyers. You don't have time to deal with anything else. You just want to get back on your feet again, which means getting the compensation you need for your injuries. If you've been in a car accident or have been injured at work, it's necessary to avoid these things after meeting with an attorney:
Stay Silent
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What Are The 3 Systems Of Defense Lawyers?
Criminal defense law is an area of law that deals with issues having to do with criminal charges. Today, there are many systems of defense lawyers in use, and it is often the responsibility of an experienced criminal defense lawyer to identify the best system for a particular trial. Whether you're defending yourself, or someone else, it is important to be conversant with the major criminal... ❯❯❯
4 Things You Didn’t Know About Green Card Priority Dates
If you applied for an American green card, you probably did not get it immediately. Instead, you got a date called a “priority date.” Many places in the United States have customer service desks that ask you to “take a number.” The priority date is kind of like that. The government can only issue so many green cards for some categories, so they must wait. But now that you know the answer to... ❯❯❯
These K-1 Visa Requirements May Surprise You
The K-1 nonimmigrant visa, also known as the “fiancé visa,” is probably the most well-known type of visa. You probably already know a little bit about it if you’re a fan of the show 90-Day Fiancé. But if you haven’t seen the show, you might be surprised at some K-1 visa requirements. Maybe we will even cover some that the show neglected to mention! Keep reading for some of the finer elements of... ❯❯❯
Attorney-in-Fact vs. Power of Attorney Explained
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An essential part of estate planning is making legal decisions surrounding real estate, finances, and healthcare. Ideally, you would be present and prepared to perform these tasks yourself.
However, there may be times when incapacity or long-term travel could hinder your ability to make these decisions. In these instances, a power of attorney and an attorney-in-fact... ❯❯❯
Emotional Distress Lawsuit: Can You Sue for Emotional Distress?
Emotional distress lawsuits are a type of personal injury lawsuit that can be brought when someone experiences severe mental anguish or trauma as a result of the negligent actions of another person or business. These lawsuits usually arise in the aftermath of some sort of negligence, accident, assault, or invasion of privacy.
Can you sue for emotional distress? If you have been the victim of... ❯❯❯
7 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Talk to an Insurance Company After a Car Accident
After a car accident, it’s typical to speak with the insurance company of the other driver to file a claim. If the accident is minor and straightforward, this may be advantageous to you; you can file the claim, receive compensation, fix your car, and go on your way. But in most cases, you shouldn’t talk to an insurance company at all – at least, not by yourself. Why is this the case and what... ❯❯❯
