Workers' Compensation Benefits And Suitable Job Offers

Posted on 24 May 2019

When a workplace injury has you depending on workers' compensation insurance benefits, your level of benefits may undergo a change at some point. The partial salary you earn while you recuperate at home is meant to be temporary, though only your doctor can determine when you should return to work. Read on to find out more about what might happen to your temporary benefits if you are unable to return to your job. [Read More]

Wedding Day Disaster: Limo Crashes & Financial Impacts on Your Ruined Celebration

Posted on 13 March 2017

There's no good time for a car crash, but there are certainly times where car crashes are a lot worse than others. One of these times would be your wedding day. A wedding is supposed to be one of the most memorable days of your life. This doesn't mean that it should also be one of the worst. Like many brides and grooms, you likely hired a limo service for transportation to and from a variety of wedding venues. [Read More]

Three Things You Need To Beware Of When Signing A Confidentiality Agreement When You Settle Your Car Accident Case

Posted on 23 January 2017

While personal injury lawsuit settlements are generally not publicly accessible like cases heard in court, the litigants can still discuss what happened in them to anyone they like. Sometimes, though, the defendant in the case will require the plaintiff to sign a confidentiality clause as a condition of the settlement, which means no one who is party to the suit can discuss it with non-privileged parties. If you find this issue comes up in your case, here are three reasons you should be wary about signing a confidentiality agreement. [Read More]

Why You Should Join A Support Group After Being Charged With A DUI

Posted on 12 November 2014

If you have been pulled over for driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol, you may be concerned about your future. A conviction can have a negative impact on your job and personal life. It can also result in large fines, a suspended license, and even jail time. There are many things that you should do after your initial interaction with law enforcement in order to reduce the likelihood of a conviction, such as knowing your rights during roadside interactions to getting the best DUI attorney in your area. [Read More]

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Single Parent Legal Protections: What You Should Know

As a single mother, I knew that I needed to do everything possible to protect my kids in case something should happen to me. What I didn't know was where to start. After doing a lot of research into the best options and the essential paperwork, I decided it was time to talk with a lawyer. Now that I have all of those things in place, I wanted to create this site to show others how to do the same thing. Being a single parent can be overwhelming sometimes, so I hope that the information here helps you find some peace of mind in the face of all of the changes.

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