How Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Works in Ohio
Before filing for Chapter 13, ask yourself if you have any assets above the exemption.
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What to Do If You’re Hit By an Uninsured Driver
If the driver does not have auto insurance, it is still important to get their contact information, make and model of the vehicles involved, vehicle license plate number, VIN number, as well as contact information from witnesses if any.
Lawsuit: Delta Flight Attendant Fired for Posting Cartoon of Trump in KKK Hood
The lawsuit claims that Delta fired a flight attendant who had posted a political cartoon to Facebook.
“Kids for Cash” Judges Ordered to Pay $200m in Restitution
The two disgraced Pennsylvania judges have been ordered to pay $200 million in restitution to children they “capriciously” ordered to for-profit juvenile detention centers.
The Impact of Legalizing Cocaine in Other Countries
With ongoing legalization trends both in Mexico and Canada, what about America? It might surprise you to know that prescription cocaine is legal in the United States.
Are Wrongful Death Lawsuit Settlements Taxable in Florida?
If the settlement includes damages for “future lost earnings,” those damages may be subject to taxation.
What to Do When a Truck Tire Blowout Hits Your Car
If you are driving behind a truck when its tire blows out, it may seem obvious, but do not swerve in an attempt to avoid the debris.
Self-Driving Cars and Negligence, Explained
It would help if you always were cautious when traveling in a self-driving car and never assumed that the vehicle was safe to drive.
Lawsuit Claims Mississippi Town’s Police Department “Terrorizes” Black Residents
The lawsuit claims that the Lexington Police Department has waged years-long campaign of terror against the small, predominately Black town.
Reasons for Denied Homeowners’ Insurance Claims in Florida
Perhaps the most obvious reason claims are denied is simple: The damage you incurred was not covered by your policy.