Ablyazov’s 13-Year Legal Fight Reaches Climax as French Court Prepares to Rule on Asylum
After years of court cases and appeals, the question of whether Ablyazov should receive political asylum in France is now back with the CNDA.
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Driving to Prevent Accidents
Even if your lane has a green light, you should always let off the gas a little bit as you approach a busy intersection.
8 Major Legal Struggles in Adopting a Child
Most adoption agencies provide post-placement services for a certain period after the adoption is finalized.
Two Cars were Damaged by an 18-Wheeler in Baton Rouge, Driver Charged with Careless Driving
Recoverable damages usually address economic loss including lost wages, medical bills, and damage to property.
Important Things You Need to Know about Car Accident Claims in Baton Rouge
Louisiana follows a pure comparative negligence doctrine. This means that if you are partly to blame for the crash your damages will be reduced by a percentage corresponding to your share of fault.
5 Things You Must Do Immediately after a Car Accident in Albuquerque
You may not feel particularly bad after the accident, but that may be the adrenaline concealing the pain of an injury you are not aware of.
How Can Traffic Violations Help Accident Victims in Glen Burnie?
Maryland and several other states have a doctrine called negligence per se.
Is Communication with the Insurance Company Necessary After an Accident?
The victim should never sign an offer to settle until their attorney has looked over everything carefully first.
This is What Drivers in Lansing Should Know about Negligence Laws
Negligence laws have changed over the decades in most states to prepare for the possibility that a plaintiff may be partially at fault for their own injuries.
The Worth of Water as the River Runs Low
As the Colorado River runs low, so too do rivers, lakes and tributaries around the world. It’s time for action, not debate or fighting, yet here we are.