Broward Sheriff Office and Family of Injured Victim Plead for Help from the Community
These types of accidents can bring additional injuries and psychological trauma to victims, followed by a lengthy process of trying to find the suspect.
How Can an Accident Attorney Assist an Injured Client in Delaware?
A civil lawsuit is started with a complaint that needs to be drafted in the proper format, filed in the local court system, and served to the defendant.
How Does an Accident Victim Bring a Lawsuit for Compensation in Colorado?
Anyone who has been involved in a motor vehicle accident should contact their insurance provider as soon as they can after an accident.
Navigating the Child Custody Process in Alaska
If you’re unfamiliar with the divorce process and custody proceedings in Alaska, you may be surprised to learn that there are ways to settle custody disputes without having to go to trial.
Darknet ‘Infraud’ Member is Sentenced in Cybercrime Case
Cybercriminal receives four years behind bars for selling compromised credit card informaiton.
You Can Expect More Than Criminal Penalties for Drunk Driving in San Francisco
An employer may decide that a drunk driving conviction violates their company policy and terminate the worker.
Here are the Steps to Begin a Birth Injury Case in Michigan
Before the case actually begins, the plaintiff needs to file a special document called a notice of intent to let each healthcare provider who will be named as a defendant know about the upcoming lawsuit.
Common Problems Homeowners Have When Submitting Damage Claims
While most people would assume that their insurance company always acts honestly and ethically, there are times when the provider will simply make some kind of excuse to deny a legitimate claim.
Types of Roof Damage Covered by Homeowners Insurance in Florida
Homeowners insurance, specifically, also will not cover any damage caused by floods or earthquakes, and this includes any roof damage that is caused by such disasters
Michigan Greenhouses Hit with Lawsuit Over Claims of Wage Theft and Hazardous Chemical Use
Two Michigan greenhouses are at the center of a lawsuit over allegations of wage theft and claims that workers were exposed to hazardous chemicals while harvesting crops