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When it comes to mastering different jargon, legal terms can be just as long as they are confusing. Fortunately, understanding all of those legal terms doesn't have to be frustrating. I wanted to create an easy-to-read blog all about understanding legal terms and the legal process in general. After all, you never know when you will be called upon to face the court, which is why it is important to do what you can to understand the terminology. Check out this blog for great information that could help you along the way. You won't regret it, but if you don't know your stuff, you might not be prepared someday when you need it.

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Three Things You Should Understand About An Estate Administration Attorney

15 December 2020
 Categories: Law, Blog

You may have heard of an estate administration attorney, as well as an estate planning attorney. Although they are different, it is best to have both of these attorneys. An estate administration attorney is a lawyer your estate will need after you have died. The following are a few things you should know about this type of attorney. An estate administration attorney is different from an estate planning attorney Your estate are the assets that you possess. Read More 

Is The Hotel Responsible If You Slip And Fall In Their Shower?

16 November 2020
 Categories: Law, Blog

Hotels are a place for rest and relaxation, and being injured on hotel property is typically the last thing on a vacationer's mind. Unfortunately, not every hotel puts guest safety at the forefront. Hotel showers can often be slippery as a result of poor maintenance or lack of safety features, resulting in a hazardous situation for guests. If you were injured after slipping in a hotel shower and the hotel was negligent in keeping it safe for its guests, you may have a personal injury case against them. Read More 

Should You DIY Your DUI Defense?

20 October 2020
 Categories: Law, Blog

Often, proving one's innocence feels like a priority first and foremost. So, should you try to DIY your DUI defense? People Often Try to Defend Themselves One of the biggest problems people have with defending themselves in court is that they don't understand what constitutes good evidence in a DUI case. For instance, you might film yourself trying to perform field sobriety tests to show that you were not drunk when you made mistakes during the initial contact with an officer. Read More 

What You Can Do After You Have Been Injured In A Train Accident

18 September 2020
 Categories: Law, Blog

Train accidents are one of the most terrifying experiences a passenger can go through. Injuries can be severe and life-changing. If you or a loved one have been involved in a train accident as a passenger onboard either a commuter or long-distance train such as Amtrak, it might seem difficult to get compensation. While it isn't easy to obtain compensation from the train company, it isn't impossible. Contact a personal injury lawyer to talk about what options you have in obtaining compensation from the railroad, including any class action lawsuits. Read More 

Ongoing Misconceptions About Workers Compensation and Psychological Injury

17 August 2020
 Categories: Law, Blog

While the majority of workers' compensation claims are related to physical impairments caused by injuries on the job, employees can sustain psychological injuries just the same. Since these types of injuries are far less common, they are also associated with a lot of misconceptions.  Misconception: You cannot file for workers' compensation for a psychological injury.  You actually may be able to file for a psychological injury, but it can depend on the state where you live as to how your claim is treated. Read More