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…

Death due to another person’s negligence can be extremely hard for family members to come to terms with. No one wants their family member to pass away from something that could have been preventable, whether intentional or accidental. Family members may want to think about filing a wrongful death claim filed against the person who…

In this day and age, social media plays a huge role in our day to day interactions. Your online profiles on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and other social media platforms are often seen as a virtual representation of you, your beliefs and attitude towards others around you. In fact, a tweet or a post gone awry…

When navigating the criminal justice system, clients can get confused with the amount of information swirling around them. Plea Bargains. Deferred Adjudication. Orders of Non-Disclosures. These words are like second nature to a criminal defense attorney but for most clients, they have never heard nor understand what you are talking about. During a plea bargain,…

In accidents involving two or more cars, they commonly involve one vehicle running a red light, losing control while speeding, or a distracted driver. When it comes to accidents with large trucks, there are additional accident risks unique to these vehicles. 1.    Accidents Involving Blind Spots According to a report by the Insurance Institute for…

The United States Code has several different homicide crimes.  18 U.S.C. §1111 defines the first homicide crime, murder, as the unlawful killing of a human being with “malice aforethought”. Every murder committed by poisoning, lying in wait, or any other kind of willful and premeditated killing, or committed while in the process of committing another…