law

  • Two Examples Of How You're Protected If You're A Whistleblower

    Do you see something wrong that is being done by your employer, and you feel the need to speak up and be a whistleblower about the situation? If so, you may be worried about being fired in retaliation for speaking up. Here are a few real world examples of how you will be protected for doing the right thing. You Being Told To Break The Law You may find yourself in a situation where you are being forced to break the law and do not want to do so.
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  • Why It's Nearly Impossible To Stop A Divorce

    It's not uncommon during a divorce for one party to be a bit more ready to part ways than the other. This can lead to questions about how it might be possible to stop the divorce. The simplest answer is that it is virtually impossible to stop a divorce if at least one partner is just flat-out done with the marriage. It's a fair question to ask why divorce law works this way, so take a look.
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  • Filing A Negligence Lawsuit: What Steps You Should Take

    When an individual gets injured due to another individual's intentional malice or recklessness, that injured individual has the right to pursue compensation. In a number of cases, insurance will cover the injuries that you sustained. If this is indeed the case, the insurance will cover the monetary damages without you needing to file a negligence lawsuit. Obviously, this is the outcome that most people would prefer. However, insurance companies can often make it difficult to agree on a number that will cover all of the costs that you have.
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  • When Do Child Support Obligations End?

    When it comes to child support obligations, a lot of parents assume that these obligations end as soon as the minor child reaches 18 years of age. In most cases, this is true. However, there are certain exceptions to this rule in which the child support obligations will extend into the adulthood of the child. Keep reading to learn more about how child support, the minor child's age, and parental obligations come together in terms of family law.
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  • Hit-And-Run Truck Accident — What Next?

    When you are in an auto accident with a truck, you can face significantly serious injuries — some very expensive even. You expect truck drivers to have insurance and to stay at the scene of an accident, but this does not always happen. Unfortunately, you could find yourself in a situation with a truck driver who flees the scene, leaving you with more questions than answers. In some cases, a truck could run you off the road, causing you to crash but leaving with no injuries.
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  • Understanding The Corporate Veil

    One of the main arguments for establishing a proper corporation instead of carrying on without incorporation is to receive a degree of personal protection against the losses and liabilities of the business. When corporate lawyer service providers talk about this sort of situation, they sometimes refer to it as the "corporate veil." Let's take a look at what the corporate veil is and what some of its implications are. The Basics
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  • The Basics Of Uncompensated Work Time

    When you work for an employer, that employer has an obligation to pay you according to the terms of the labor laws. If, for any reason, you haven't been paid according to the terms of your employment or according to the labor laws, you may be able to make a claim against your employer for that compensation. Here's what you need to know about your rights to claim for unpaid wages and what you have to prove.
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  • Do You Need a Speeding Ticket Lawyer or Not?

    Speeding tickets may be one of the less worrisome driving infractions, but there are still situations when you should hire a speeding ticket attorney for representation in court. Many drivers wrestle with the decision to hire an attorney after a speeding ticket. Here are a few examples of when it is a good idea to do use a speeding ticket law firm and when you can probably get by without an attorney present.
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  • When Do You Need An Attorney For A Car Accident?

    Most people may assume you do not need an attorney to deal with the aftermath of a car accident. Typically, the injured party would file on the insurance policy of the party at fault. However, there are some circumstances in which a car accident attorney is useful or even necessary. Here are some examples: When You Are in a No-Fault State Some states are no-fault when it comes to insurance. This essentially means the insurance of each party will pay their own bills for any damage and injuries.
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  • What To Do After A Biking Accident

    A biking accident is scary and dangerous. If you are a victim of a bike accident, you may not know how to react. More than likely you will have feelings of disorientation and not know what steps you should take. Here are some things you should remember if you ever get into a bike accident. Get Medical Treatment The first thing you must do is get medical treatment right away. Hopefully, at this point, someone has called law enforcement and medical personnel are on the way.
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