Posted on: 30 April 2015
If you have fallen and been injured on another's property, then you may be wondering what legal reparations you're entitled to. Slip and fall lawsuits are complex and often hard to prove, so here are a few questions you should ask yourself before taking your case to court. 1. Were you careless? The biggest question you'll need to answer before seeking out a lawyer is whether or not you can be to blame in any way for your fall.
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Posted on: 15 April 2015
Summer is coming and thousands of Americans are preparing to take vacations that involve long road trips. If you're one of the many people thinking about traveling by car this summer, don't forget that there are an estimated 2 million tractor trailers in the United States right now. Sharing the road with tractor-trailers will be an important part of enjoying your vacation and safely reaching your destination. These tips will help you get from point A to point B without having an accident with a tractor trailer:
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Posted on: 7 April 2015
Some 20 to 50 million people are hurt every year in some sort of vehicle accident. The prevalence and seriousness of these accidents makes it one of the most common forms of personal injury cases that are tried in court every year. What this means is that you are not alone when it comes to dealing with this situation. However, if you are going to pick up the pieces after a vehicle wreck, you will need to learn the steps and information that will help you bounce back.
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Posted on: 26 March 2015
If you've considered entering the job market to become a court reporter, it's important to note that it takes utilizing several skills to make your job successful. A court reporter is someone who transcribes speech into written form for recording proper legal documentation This is typically conducted in a courtroom or law office. Being able to listen and manually type every aspect of a court case is one of the main job descriptions of a qualified court reporter.
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