Strategies for Collecting Alimony
There are several ways to seek alimony, but the process can go faster and is much more likely to be successful if you have an attorney assisting you along the…
4 Ways to Get Your Car Accident Medical Bills Paid
Even when you’re planning to sue the at-fault driver of a car accident you were in, you’ll need a way to pay your medical bills before the settlement comes. Most…
Understanding Potential Damages in Medical Malpractice Lawsuits
There are so many bright and amazing professionals in the medical community. However, not all doctors and nurses are alike, and even those with great skill are capable of making…
The Workers’ Compensation Rights of Telecommuters
Working from home, or telecommuting, is quickly becoming the norm for millions of Americans. Approximately half of U.S. jobs can be done through telecommuting, and many employers who were resistant…
Filling Out the Schedule A/B Form: What You Need to Know
When filing for bankruptcy, there are a few things you need to keep in mind. First and foremost, you have to be completely honest when filling out the forms. Lying…
Paying Your Medical Bills After a Truck Accident
Whether you were the driver of the truck or the driver of another car involved in an accident with a trucker, these types of accidents can be devastating. There are…
Answers to Questions About Nursing Home Abuse Settlement
If a loved one comes to harm because of abuse or neglect in a nursing home, you may be keen to seek justice with a court trial. However, 95% of…
LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF WORKING FROM HOME
Social distancing is now an important practice which is being encouraged by both the government officials and doctors, all around the world. Covid-19 has forced everyone to stay at home.…
Is Tort Reform Good for Society?
A personal injury and wrongful death lawyer is well aware of efforts by business and insurance interests to lobby for tort reform legislation. This legislation takes a number of forms. …
What is a trust?
Trusts are instruments that create a contract between someone who owns an asset, such as a house or an account, and someone, known as the “trustee,” who manages that property…