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…
How to Choose a Fiduciary
Fiduciaries are people who have a legal relationship with another person. This is a person who you appoint to act on your behalf in certain circumstances. For instance, if you…
How Criminal Charges May Impact Your Child Custody Agreement
When a child custody agreement is approved by the family court judge, it then becomes legally binding. Any changes to that agreement must also be approved by a judge, and…
A Bicycle Hit And Scratched Up My Car — What Do I Do?
Bicycles are considered vehicles in many states and, as such, bicyclists have the same rights and responsibilities as motorists. They must act with a reasonable standard of care as they…
Insurance Company Policy Limits for Personal Injury Claims
When pursuing a personal injury claim, the claimant and/or their attorney usually go for the full policy limits, or a settlement amount that falls under the policy limits. This is…