Being convicted of a crime could result in jail time, probation, or other negative consequences. In some cases, it could jeopardize a parent’s right to have a relationship with their son or daughter. However, being convicted of a crime doesn’t necessarily mean that a parent will lose custody or visitation rights to a child.  …

If you have been injured in an accident of some sort in, there are certain this you need to do to protect your rights and interests. In addition, you should be aware of these six mistakes to avoid in injury cases. Failing to Proactively Retain Legal Counsel Failing to proactively retain legal counsel in a…

All personal injury claims are evaluated to determine who contributed to the act that caused the injury in question, including the injured claimant. In fact, this is one of the first components of a claim in many states. In legal terminology, this is called comparative negligence. Each involved party is assigned a percentage after all…

Many injury victims are unaware of the fact that they can file a personal injury lawsuit if their injuries are the result of an incident that is considered a crime under their local or state law. In this post, we’ll learn how personal injury lawsuits and criminal charges differ and how a verdict in a…

Help for Victims of Motorcycle Road Rage Accidents Aggressive driving and road rage have become a pervasive problem on America’s roads. Motorcycle riders are all too often the victims of other drivers’ lack of self-control. Road rage goes far beyond simple negligence. It is premeditated, calculated, and malicious. If you are a motorcyclist who was…

Are You Protected On The Job? At first examination, it would appear to be a “no brainer”. If an employee is injured on the job doing an assignment as directed, than he or she should be protected. Certainly millions of Americans head off to work each day assuming that their employer has their interests protected…