Legal Guide (Page 56)
6 Common Reasons Why Motorists Are Pulled Over
Do you know the most common reasons why people are pulled over by the police while driving? People think it will never happen to them, but being pulled over by the police is common and there are several reasons why this might be. No matter whether you believe you have done anything wrong or not, you must always pull over and cooperate with the police while also knowing your rights. This post will... ❯❯❯
Has your employer let you down in San Francisco? Then get workers' compensation arranged ASAP
If you live in a busy place like San Francisco, then it is likely that you have run into employer issues before. Such a busy and competitive place means that there is always someone looking for employment. Employers use this to their advantage, looking to try and get staff to go above and beyond the call of duty simply because they know the threat of replacement exists so significantly. However,... ❯❯❯
Your Guide to the Common Causes of Maritime Injuries
Did you know maritime injuries are a frequent occurrence in the workplace? A maritime injury is an injury suffered while working aboard a ship or while performing maritime jobs. Maritime injuries can range from minor cuts and bruises to catastrophic events, resulting in permanent disability or death. Not only do maritime injuries occur frequently, but they also come in many forms. Read on to... ❯❯❯
A Simple Guide to A Notice Of Intended Prosecution
If you exceeded the speed limit or violated other traffic rules, be sure to get the appropriate document. A NIP is an official document issued by the police to a person who has violated traffic laws. You can get more information about the notice of intended prosecution in the post, which provides a straightforward guide on proceeding in this situation. By current legislation, the driver is... ❯❯❯
Why is Drunk Driving So Dangerous?
Accounting for roughly a third of all motor vehicle accident fatalities in the United States, drunk driving is incredibly dangerous. Even if you’ve just had one or two drinks (and think you feel fine), driving after drinking can slow down your reaction time and impair your ability to make quick, smart decisions. For these reasons and more, drunk driving is a dangerous—and illegal—driving habit... ❯❯❯
A Guide to Intellectual Property Rights
Intellectual property rights (IPRs) are legal rights given to creators of original works such as inventions, literary and artistic works, designs and scientific developments. These creations of the mind are then protected from being used by others without the creator’s permission.
It is important to establish rightful ownership of your creations as a business in order to prevent your work from... ❯❯❯
3 Tips for Navigating a Family Business and Divorce
It was nineteen ninety-seven, and Karen Soh was in a difficult position.
Her marriage to her husband, Steven, was on the rocks. She knew that it was only a matter of time before one of them asked for a divorce. She had thought about asking for one herself a number of times, but one thing kept holding her back.
It wasn’t the children, little Kit and Michael. Although she knew it would be... ❯❯❯
Parental Alienation as Domestic Abuse
Using children as weapons of war We often think of parental alienation as a post-relationship phenomenon. In fact, it’s something that happens within the context of on-going relationships every bit as much as it happens after a relationship ends. In either case, it is a manufactured manipulation that hurts everyone—except, of course, the alienator—from the abused partner to the children who are... ❯❯❯
How to Beat Theft or Fraud Charges in New Jersey
Theft or fraud charges in New Jersey are serious offenses that could result in a $1,000 to $15,000, felony charge, and jail time. The best chance to beat fraud charges is by hiring a lawyer. In this article, we will review what your options are for fighting a theft or fraud charge in New Jersey as well as advice on whether you should try to fight the charges on your own. What Are My Options... ❯❯❯
Can You Get a Problematic Vehicle Replaced?
A considerable number of vehicles turn out to be highly problematic, and these are often called “lemons.” Problematic cars can include new or used vehicles acquired from dealers or manufacturers. The typical defects of problematic vehicles include brake failure, automatic transmission failure, engine breakdown, stalling, and more. California has played its part in alleviating the cost and... ❯❯❯
