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Getting Ready For Court

When I was wrongfully accused of a crime that I didn't commit, I knew that I needed to work hard to prove my innocence. I hired an attorney, but I wasn't sure how things would go in the courtroom. In order to calm my fears and to prepare me for the process, my lawyer sat me down and went over the entirety of what the court proceedings would entail. It was really fascinating to hear more about what was involved in the process, and when I got into the real courtroom, I was ready. This blog is all about getting ready for court.

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Win Your Personal Injury Case By Remembering These Things

Posted on 10 March 2021

No one ever plans on getting injured, but sometimes things that are outside your control can happen. Maybe you were in a car accident because someone was driving recklessly, or you were injured at work after the company or another employee did not follow proper protocols. Whatever the reason, you are now left dealing with the aftermath of your injury, and that could include seeking a payout for your medical expenses or pain and suffering. [Read More]

Wrongful Death Law And Negligent Security

Posted on 8 February 2021

The normal trajectory for a wrongful death case involves filing a claim against a party that directly caused the death through either negligence or specific actions. A somewhat more complicated aspect of wrongful death law involves what's known as negligent security. When a party fails to secure a location that's known for dangerous activities, such as a crime-ridden building, there's an argument that they may be liable for any resulting injuries or deaths. [Read More]

What Happens If You Leave The Scene Of A DUI Crash?

Posted on 12 January 2021

If you were driving under the influence, get into a crash, and leave, you could be facing several charges. Here's what they are and what you can do about them. Leaving the Scene of an Accident With any accident, you must remain on the scene for the police to come and take a report. Leaving the scene of an accident is a separate criminal offense. It may become a felony if someone was injured. [Read More]