Legal Guide (Page 131)
What To Do If You're Being Investigated
Being investigated for a criminal charge can put you into a serious, morally-struggling dilemma, inviting social, economic, and financial pressure on your shoulders. How you act and what you do while you're being investigated is crucial as it might impact your current situation in either a positive or negative manner.
To help guide you through these difficult times, we have the essential list of... ❯❯❯
Why ADA Compliance Matters to Your Website
On July 26, 1990, President George H.W. Bush signed into law the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). This act protects the civil rights of disabled persons in homes, parks, businesses, and educational facilities. Specifically, Title III prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability in the activities of places of public accommodation. Back in 1990, the internet was just a blip on the... ❯❯❯
Wrongful Death Lawsuit: Do's and Don'ts
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When pursuing a wrongful death lawsuit, there are some do’s and don’ts that you ought to know about. Some things will lessen your claim, some because they hurt your case, and some because they will work in the defence's favour.
If you need to sue for a wrongful death, then there are multiple intricacies that only an attorney can help you with. Do yourself a favor... ❯❯❯
How to choose a quality personal injury attorney?
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When you have had an accident and you are left hurt, the last thing most of us are thinking about is compensation. The first thing on your mind should be making a full recovery and not how you are going to pay for it all.
If you need medical treatment because of something someone else did, then that is not fair. Your medical bills should be fully paid in recompense,... ❯❯❯
How To Resolve a Contractual Dispute
Whether you are a small business or a big enterprise, any dispute can cost your reputation and operations. Whenever you realize any conflict with other parties, you should get out of your way to restore good relationships. The same applies to contractual disputes. Everyone understands the vital role contractors play in society. An excellent contractual relationship often results in better... ❯❯❯
What To Look For When Hiring a Personal Injury Lawyer
If you have suffered a personal injury due to negligence of someone else or a company, then you may have strong care in a personal injury lawsuit. However, your case is only as strong as the legal team who is in charge of it. For that reason, you need to be sure that as you are beginning your search for the right attorney or firm to helm your case that you are aware of the top characteristics... ❯❯❯
Some of the legal implications when hiring a new team within a company
Throughout the Coronavirus pandemic, hospitals and the number of people sick with the Coronavirus were significantly increasing. There was nothing much that they could do since the virus was spreading fast as it was, and we did not have a cure or know of any way that we could stop it. The Government implemented various rules to protect people from catching it though national lockdowns and... ❯❯❯
Top 4 reasons why couples divorce
When a couple plans and goes through the motions of their wedding day, relishing the anticipation, enjoying every moment, reciting beautiful vows, dancing their first dance and celebrating their love with their family and friends, no one ever expects there to be an expiry date on their relationship. And unfortunately, the clock may already be ticking… The term "'til death do us part" is... ❯❯❯
5 Elements Of A Wrongful Death Claim
Wrongful death claims are made mostly by any close relative or usually a family member of the victim. The victim might have passed away due to a workplace accident, car accident or truck accident, or any other type of homicide. There are no such restrictions present for a family to file a wrongful death lawsuit. The only necessary thing is that the victim should be deceased and the family had... ❯❯❯
5 Myths About Defending A Court-Martial
Myth 1: You can’t be convicted if it’s just “he said, she said.”
The Truth: If the person accusing is believed to be correct then you can still be convicted. Sadly, that is all it takes. They don't have to provide any corroborating evidence against you. Now for the prosecution, this is easier said than done. However, due to the current political climate on sexual assault cases, they can and... ❯❯❯
