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An In-Depth Report on Sexual Harassment in the Workplace Published by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
In honour of National Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month, we look back on April. Workplace sexual assault and harassment are pervasive issues across the United States, especially in Connecticut and Massachusetts. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) published Sexual Harassment in Our Nation's Workplaces as part of an educational initiative. In this article, our sexual... ❯❯❯
Navigating the Process of Filing a Car Insurance Claim
In 2020, 35,766 people died from car accidents in the United States. In addition, thousands of others incurred non-life-threatening injuries from collisions.
You risk getting in a car accident anytime you get inside a car. But did you already encounter a collision? If so, you might be dealing with settling the accident.
Filing a car insurance claim is the most common method for settling an... ❯❯❯
How to Choose the Best Lawyer for Personal Injuries
There are over 60,000 personal injury law firms in the United States. When you have a personal injury case on your hands, how can you choose the right personal injury attorney to call?
Finding the right lawyer for personal injuries is a challenge. They're all competing for clients, but they're not all going to be right for you.
We're here to help. Read on for a few quick tips that can help you... ❯❯❯
The most common crimes committed by children
Young people do commit crimes, offences and violations that may result in juvenile detention, informal probation or counselling. The most common criminal offences committed by teens and young people vary and include both non-violent and violent crimes like fraud, sexual assault and deception. In this article, we look at common crimes that young people commit and offer guidance on what to do if... ❯❯❯
What Should I Include in My Will?
Have you ever thought about what you want to put in your will? Have you taken the time to get your estate ready in case of your passing? While most of us don't want to think about our own deaths, preparing ahead of time will make things easier on your loved ones. And, without a will, you can't ensure that the people you love will receive what you've set aside for them. So, while spending time... ❯❯❯
5 Common Car Accident Injuries a Lawyer Can Help You Get Compensation For
According to statistics, at least 1.3 million people die yearly from road traffic accidents, while over 20 million suffer from non-fatal injuries, although some incur a disability. That is why the UN General Assembly has a target of halving these numbers by 2030. Such injuries cause significant economic challenges to the victims, their families, and the country. Such challenges arise in the form... ❯❯❯
5 Benefits of Uncontested Divorce
According to the National Marriage and Divorce Rate Trends for 2000-2020, the U.S. sees 2.3 divorces per 1,000 population. A lot of these divorces start off in court. Only the uncontested ones are free from these legal complications.
An uncontested divorce is a divorce where both parties agree that the marriage should end and all other issues are resolved. In an uncontested divorce, there is no... ❯❯❯
A Quick Guide to Sexual Harassment in California and When to Hire a Sexual Harassment Lawyer
Unfortunately, sexual harassment is possible in any workplace. Sexual harassment can take the form of pictures, comments, jokes, or more overt situations, such as asking for sexual favors. If you have experienced sexual harassment in California, consulting a sexual harassment lawyer can help you understand your options and navigate the complaint process. What Laws Apply to Sexual Harassment in... ❯❯❯
Tips for Fighting Drug Possession Charges
Drug possession is a serious crime no matter which country or state you come from, and it could have severe consequences, such as emotional distress for you or your loved ones. When found in possession of an illegal drug or substance, you will face serious third-degree felony charges, and you might serve up to five years in jail or pay heavy fines if convicted. Fortunately, there are some steps... ❯❯❯
4 Reasons for Hiring a Criminal Defense Lawyer
Going to court is scary, especially if you are charged with a criminal offense. You may not know anything about the law, the punishment you can face, how to defend yourself, and the court procedure. This daunting experience causes many defendants to crack under pressure and make vague statements that the prosecutor can use against them. To avoid such a situation, you must hire a criminal defense... ❯❯❯
