Legal Guide (Page 7)
Domestic Violence Protection Orders
Domestic violence is a prevalent problem in the United States and affects an estimated 10 million people annually, most of the victims being women. According to the NIH, 1 in every four women and 1 in every ten males in America have experienced violence. Unfortunately, most victims of domestic violence suffer repeated abuse in the hands of the abuser before they speak out for several reasons,... ❯❯❯
The Clock is Ticking: Key Insights on Personal Injury Statute of Limitations
Personal injury statute of limitations refers to the time frame within which a person has to file a lawsuit after being injured due to someone else's negligence or intentional actions. The statute of limitations changes from state to state and is dependent on factors like the type of injury and the circumstances of the case. You should be familiar with these time limits because if a lawsuit is... ❯❯❯
5 Signs You Have a Strong Personal Injury Claim
Most personal injury lawyers in Ohio charge a contingency fee on their clients' payout, which means they have to win a case if they are to get anything out of it. As a result, lawyers will have a keen interest in the strength of a case before committing to take one. As a victim, you will also want to know your chances of winning a case before filing one. This guide highlights some aspects of... ❯❯❯
To Hire or Not To Hire a Personal Injury Lawyer: A Connecticut Personal Injury Claim Guide
After suffering an injury in Connecticut, you may want to look into your chances of recovering compensation from the at-fault party. The claims process involves quite a lot, from gathering evidence to making contact with the at-fault party and their insurer to filing a lawsuit where needed. It is possible to handle the entire process independently. Still, in most cases, your outcomes may not be... ❯❯❯
The Benefits of an Uncontested Divorce
Divorce is a challenging and emotional process that can also be expensive. Legal fees, court costs, and other divorce-related expenses can quickly add up, leaving both parties emotionally and financially drained. “An uncontested divorce may be the best solution for couples who can agree on the terms of their divorce without going to court,” says attorney Allen Russell of Atlanta Divorce Law... ❯❯❯
How Soon After an Accident Should I Call an Attorney?
The aftermath of a car crash is something unnerving to think about. The trauma of the crash: The pain if you have sustained injuries: The medical expenses. It is something none of us want to think about. Yet, staying prepared is fundamental, as personal injury car accidents can happen to anyone. You may follow all the rules and drive within the speed limit, all it takes is one rogue driver to... ❯❯❯
The Difference Between Wills And Trusts
While nobody wants to imagine themselves dead, it is inevitable. So, every responsible adult should plan for it beforehand, especially if you have considerable wealth. Dying unprepared could mean leaving wrangles that could tear your family apart in the struggle to inherit your estate. There are several options for estate planning, but two of the best are wills and trusts. It is possible you... ❯❯❯
How to Negotiate the Best Truck Accident Settlement
Someone's recollection of an accident can be anything from highly vivid to having no clear memory because each person processes trauma differently. This is why speaking with a legal professional could be valuable for you and your case. Insurance companies are known to be brutal and lack remorse, no matter your memory of the events and injuries you have endured. It is their goal to settle claims... ❯❯❯
What Can a Defense Lawyer Do If I'm Only Charged With Speeding?
“Though it may depend on the circumstances, getting a lawyer for your speeding ticket may be well worth the cost,” says expert criminal defense lawyer Tom Addair of Addair Law Firm. Since speeding charges can be difficult to fight back against, many argue there's no point in defending them. With so much evidence typically collected, how can you defend speeding? Luckily, an individual with no... ❯❯❯
From Injury to Recovery: MN Workers' Comp
Introduction
In Minnesota, workers compensation covers personal injuries that arise out of and in the course of employment. The purpose of workers compensation is to quickly provide medical treatment and compensation to injured workers. This is to promote a quick recovery and return to work.
It is important for an injured worker to understand the benefits available under the Workers Compensation... ❯❯❯
