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Month: December 2014

The Benefits of Using Private Investigation Services

The Benefits of Using Private Investigation Services

You intuition is screaming at you that something about your spouse just seems “off”. Perhaps there are no obvious signs that they’re not being faithful, however, you can help but feel that something doesn’t feel quite right. You try to shake off the feeling, chalking it up to nerves. Over time, you just can’t seem to let it go. What do you do? In these instances, it’s best to use private investigation services to discover the truth. Due to popular…

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A Short List of Myths Behind Traffic Tickets

A Short List of Myths Behind Traffic Tickets

After receiving a ticket for a traffic violation, you have two options: accept defeat and pay for the ticket, or decide to try to beat your ticket by fighting it in court. Sure, it sounds dramatic to say that paying for a ticket is “accepting defeat,” but many people don’t realize that once they pay the fines for traffic violations, it’s considered an automatic admission of guilt and that it’s impossible to get out of a traffic ticket after paying…

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Three Common Causes of Personal Injury Lawsuits

Three Common Causes of Personal Injury Lawsuits

Updated 4/11/22 An injury to the physical being, body, mind, or emotions, counts as a personal injury. The causes of personal injury are many, including medical malpractice, auto accidents, traffic collisions, defective products, etc. Such personal injury victims are liable for compensation and can file a lawsuit. To make this process easier, it would be best to hire a personal injury attorney, well-versed with the laws and procedures pertaining to this. Based on the degree of injury, these attorneys ensure…

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The Importance of Finding a Workers’ Compensation Attorney

The Importance of Finding a Workers’ Compensation Attorney

Unfortunately, workers’ compensation has a bad rap. The stress of getting injured on the job, and process of filing a claim can be unsettling. Focused on recovering from their injuries and putting the matter behind them, many claimants simply settle with their employer’s insurance. However, these settlements are usually far less than what the employee is entitled to. If the employee decides to pursue legal action, their claim will be deemed null and void as they have already accepted their…

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What to Do After a Car Accident

What to Do After a Car Accident

Imagine you are driving down the street, going the speed limit and obeying the general rules of the road when suddenly — BAM! A car runs a red light and slams into your vehicle. Now what? The moments after a car accident can be frightening, and many people aren’t quite sure what to do after car accidents occur. Even if you were lucky to not be injured from the crash, you are likely to still be very shaken from the…

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Three Dangerous Products for Children

Three Dangerous Products for Children

The type of personal injury lawsuit that earns the second highest median damage awards is product liability at $300,000. Product liability refers to personal injury lawsuits that result from the use of a product, and they are usually caused by one of three things. The first is a defect in manufacturing, the second is a defect in design, and the third is failure to warn. Children are especially vulnerable to sustaining injuries as a result of the use of a…

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What Classes are Protected from Employment Discrimination in Missouri?

What Classes are Protected from Employment Discrimination in Missouri?

If you believe you’ve been discriminated against in the workplace, and employment discrimination lawyer can help you prove your claim. But before you visit an employment lawyer, it’s important to know what protections you have in your state. In this post, we’ll go over the classes protected in Missouri. National Employment Discrimination Protections Certain protections are available in all 50 states. Under federal labor laws, employers can’t discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, citizenship status, disability, genetic…

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