3 Lesser-Known Questions To Ask When Hiring A Personal Injury Lawyer

Posted on 30 September 2018

If you have slipped and fallen on someone else's property and/or as the result of someone else's actions, you may be able to file a personal injury claim against the property owner or individual who caused your fall. Hiring a personal injury lawyer can be beneficial. As you look to hire a personal injury lawyer, there are many important questions to ask during a consultation, including those related to the attorney's education and fees. [Read More]

Provide This Justification For Refusing A Breathalyzer Test

Posted on 28 August 2018

When a police officer pulls you over and states that he or she is going to give you a Breathalyzer test, your mind will likely be racing as to how you should proceed. If you haven't been drinking there's really no harm in taking test. You'll pass it and likely be left to go on your way a few minutes later. However, if you do have alcohol in your system, you might be concerned about your risk of failing the test. [Read More]

3 Important Questions To Ask Before Hiring A Car Accident Attorney

Posted on 22 July 2018

Have you recently been involved in a car accident that wasn't your fault? Are you currently considering hiring a lawyer to help you with your case? In many instances, hiring a car accident attorney may be the best and only way to ensure that you're fairly compensated for whatever injuries, both medical and financial, that you've suffered as a result of your accident. But instead of simply hiring the first attorney that you can find, it's a good idea to ask a few questions to be sure that the attorney is going to be the best one for your needs. [Read More]

Why It's A Good Idea To Review Your Will Regularly

Posted on 20 June 2018

Regardless of your age, hiring an attorney to prepare your will is a good idea. This doesn't mean that you'll soon be passing away, so don't get spooked out about the idea. Instead, you can find comfort in knowing that if you were to pass away, your estate would go to those in your will, not be tied up by the government for a lengthy period of time. When you write up your will, you shouldn't just put the document away and ignore it. [Read More]

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