2 Tips For Having Success At Mediation As The Plaintiff

Posted on 20 February 2015

When it comes to being involved in a legal dispute, this can be challenging. The uncertainty of not knowing if you will win the case or not can be mentally draining. Your role as the plaintiff in this situation is to attempt to recover your financial losses. You may be able to do this sooner, rather than later if you have success at mediation. Attending mediation is required by both you and the defendant. [Read More]

Evidence That Can Be Used In A Criminal Trial

Posted on 10 February 2015

The evidence used by both defense attorneys and prosecutors during criminal trials is intended to illuminate the crime (if any has actually been committed), as well as the guilt or innocence of the defendant. Both sides in a criminal trial assemble their evidence in order to tell their own version of just what took place. There are four kinds of evidence that can be used during the trial, but some have a greater impact than others: [Read More]

How Bankruptcy Works With 5 Kinds Of Debt

Posted on 4 February 2015

No matter how carefully you save and spend your money, there could come a time where you become overwhelmed with debt. When this happens, many people consider bankruptcy. While bankruptcy works in some situations for relieving yourself of debt, in other situations it does not. By understanding the kind of debts that bankruptcy will and will not help relieve, you will know if it's the right solution to your money problems. [Read More]

Death After A Cesarean Section: How An Attorney Can Help You Sue A Physician For Medical Malpractice

Posted on 28 January 2015

Did you lose a loved one to childbirth by way of cesarean section? If you feel like the physician performing the procedure acted in a negligent manner, you may be able to sue with the assistance of an attorney. Find out how an attorney can help you sue for medical malpractice and the cost to hire one. How Can an Attorney Help After Losing a Loved One to Medical Malpractice? [Read More]

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Are You Legally Prepared For A Crisis?

I never had many assets to safeguard or financial decisions to make. Consequently, I never saw the need for legal documents, such as a will or power of attorney. That changed when I was in a serious car accident that resulted in a coma. When I finally began to recover, I learned how stressful making medical decisions was for my family and how they struggled to manage my finances. It was then that I knew I needed to do better at preparing for all the "what ifs" in life. With the help of a estate lawyer, I was able to get my affairs in order. While I hope that the past doesn't repeat itself, I do rest easy knowing that I'm prepared for whatever life may bring my way. It is my hope that the information in this blog will encourage you to legally prepare yourself as well.

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