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What Are The 3 Systems Of Defense Lawyers?

Criminal defense law is an area of law that deals with issues having to do with criminal charges. Today, there are many systems of defense lawyers in use, and it is often the responsibility of an experienced criminal defense lawyer to identify the best system for a particular trial. Whether you're defending yourself, or someone else, it is important to be conversant with the major criminal... ❯❯❯

4 Things You Didn’t Know About Green Card Priority Dates

If you applied for an American green card, you probably did not get it immediately. Instead, you got a date called a “priority date.” Many places in the United States have customer service desks that ask you to “take a number.” The priority date is kind of like that. The government can only issue so many green cards for some categories, so they must wait. But now that you know the answer to... ❯❯❯

These K-1 Visa Requirements May Surprise You

The K-1 nonimmigrant visa, also known as the “fiancé visa,” is probably the most well-known type of visa. You probably already know a little bit about it if you’re a fan of the show 90-Day Fiancé. But if you haven’t seen the show, you might be surprised at some K-1 visa requirements. Maybe we will even cover some that the show neglected to mention! Keep reading for some of the finer elements of... ❯❯❯

Attorney-in-Fact vs. Power of Attorney Explained

Attorney-in-Fact vs. Power of Attorney ExplainedImage source: Unsplash An essential part of estate planning is making legal decisions surrounding real estate, finances, and healthcare. Ideally, you would be present and prepared to perform these tasks yourself.  However, there may be times when incapacity or long-term travel could hinder your ability to make these decisions. In these instances, a power of attorney and an attorney-in-fact... ❯❯❯

Emotional Distress Lawsuit: Can You Sue for Emotional Distress?

Emotional Distress Lawsuit: Can You Sue for Emotional Distress?Emotional distress lawsuits are a type of personal injury lawsuit that can be brought when someone experiences severe mental anguish or trauma as a result of the negligent actions of another person or business. These lawsuits usually arise in the aftermath of some sort of negligence, accident, assault, or invasion of privacy. Can you sue for emotional distress? If you have been the victim of... ❯❯❯

7 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Talk to an Insurance Company After a Car Accident

After a car accident, it’s typical to speak with the insurance company of the other driver to file a claim. If the accident is minor and straightforward, this may be advantageous to you; you can file the claim, receive compensation, fix your car, and go on your way. But in most cases, you shouldn’t talk to an insurance company at all – at least, not by yourself. Why is this the case and what... ❯❯❯

Domestic Abuse: Know Your Legal Rights

Domestic abuse is always a matter that should be taken seriously. Because of the stress and trauma involved in this kind of a situation, many victims aren’t aware of what their legal rights are. The law affords victims various forms of protection so that they can exit the situation safely. Here are several legal rights you have in a domestic abuse case. Domestic Abuse Is Both A Criminal And A... ❯❯❯

4 Signs You Need a Medical Malpractice Lawyer

A medical malpractice claim is filed by someone who has been injured through no fault of their own due to someone else's negligence, specifically the negligence of a healthcare provider or facility. These claims can be filed after a surgical error, diagnostic mistake, or a range of other oversights. The severity of the injuries is usually quite varied and ranges from minor to catastrophic. If... ❯❯❯

The Five Crucial Steps to Take After a Slip and Fall Accident

Slip and falls happen more frequently than we think. The National Safety Council revealed that “42, 114 people died in falls at home and at work” in 2020 alone. So, it doesn’t come as a surprise that falls is the second leading cause of unintentional injury-related deaths in the world. But have you ever asked yourself: “What should I do if I get involved in a slip and fall accident?” Here are... ❯❯❯

The Unique Benefits Of Having A Bilingual Lawyer

Having a bilingual attorney to handle your court cases is very essential for smooth transitioning and comes along with unique benefits in helping you get to understand fully all the steps involved in the court procedure. A bilingual attorney will help you to get the following benefits Understand your injury extent. Your daily life does involve a lot of things and there is a need to put a... ❯❯❯

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