Legal Guide (Page 75)
What the Discovery Process Actually Looks Like in a Court Case
Did you know that in 2020, only 2% of cases in the federal criminal justice system went to trial? While it’s true that jury trials are declining, it doesn’t mean they’re non-existent. If your court case goes to trial, it’s on you to take adequate steps to avoid a guilty verdict.
One crucial aspect of jury trials is the discovery process. This process can make or break your case, depending on how... ❯❯❯
Hey, Can You Tell Me What Happened in Lucia and Carr?
By David F. Chermol, Esq.1lawyer.com What is something that a disability claimant (or their family member) can ask an attorney or non-attorney representative in order to determine if they should hire them as their representative for this Social Security disability or SSI claim? A friend asked me this question and it gave me a great pause. I thought about it quite a lot before I could give a... ❯❯❯
How Are Wrongful Termination Lawsuits Handled in Court?
Are you in the process of filing a wrongful termination lawsuit against an employer? If so, you’re doing a good thing. Every year, thousands of people are wrongfully terminated from their job for discriminatory reasons, and too many do nothing about it. A wrongful termination claim can be brought after you’ve been fired from at-will employment or you’re under an employment contract, but can also... ❯❯❯
The Ultimate Guide to An Uncontested Divorce
Divorce is never on anyone's wish list, and nobody ever aspires for it. Despite the greatest of intentions, it happens much too frequently, and we see it all around us, or we face it ourselves. In the United States, almost 95% of all divorce cases are handled without even going to court. However, the exact meaning of the word "uncontested divorce" is still a mystery. For those who haven't been... ❯❯❯
Tips for Avoiding Probate
What is probate? Probate is a legal proceeding where a court distributes the property of a deceased person. A probate case usually lasts at least a few months; some probate cases last many years. The costs of filing and handling a probate case generally ranges in the thousands of dollars. Because of the high cost and time-consuming nature of probate cases, many people seek to avoid probate.... ❯❯❯
How to Get Legal Help for Burn Injuries
Burns aren't just painful in the moment. They often require complex, long-term treatment and can cause additional complications such as disfigurement or a permanent disability. The good news for burn victims is that, if their injuries were caused by the negligence or active malfeasance of another party, it may be possible to obtain compensation to cover medical bills, lost wages, and other... ❯❯❯
Why Do You Need a Brain Injury Lawyer?
Nobody likes being sick or injured. It hampers the person physically and psychologically. When someone is suffering from a brain injury, it can make matters more complicated. Be it a brain injury or any kind of injury which was caused due to someone else’s negligence can make things more tiring psychologically. The physical injuries could’ve easily been avoided if the other person was more... ❯❯❯
Do Car Accident Lawyers Only Get Paid If You Win?
If you've ever wondered how car accident lawyers get paid, you're not alone. It's an extremely common question that many folks who've been injured in a car accident have. Fortunately, most car accident lawyers work on a contingency basis. Which means you only pay if they win. Legal fees can be very costly, so this can be a huge relief for those who have the cash to hire a car accident lawyer on... ❯❯❯
UK Courts Preferred For Post-Brexit Divorce Proceedings
Prior to Brexit, divorce proceedings were much more straightforward. Under the Brussels IIa, the EU provided legal instruments that covered everything from child arrangement issues to asset awards in divorce settlements. Pre-Brexit divorces were simple because proceedings were conducted in one jurisdiction. The lis penden rule was clear cut. Whichever country divorce proceedings are filed first... ❯❯❯
Laws Regarding Metal Detecting on Private Property, State Property, and Federal Property
If you’ve never heard of metal detecting before, it’s the process of using a special detector to find buried objects. Typically, these are coins or other small items that have been lost or hidden underground for years. Metal detectors utilize electromagnetic fields to detect any electrical conductors beneath the ground's surface. The most common types are handheld units with probes on long... ❯❯❯
