Legal Guide (Page 67)
Suing a Dentist for Negligence
Unable to eat sleep or even think properly because the pain in your teeth and gums is stopping you from doing this? Have you had a recent dental treatment that has left you with nerve damage pain in your mouth? Leaving you with sensitivity, constant pain, altered sensation, pins and needles and or numbness that is felt in your teeth and your gums making you feel very unwell and leaving you... ❯❯❯
What Rights Do You Have as an Unmarried Father?
Arizona is one of several states that allows both married and unmarried fathers different rights in regards to their children. When you learn that your girlfriend is pregnant, you may feel happy, excited and a little nervous because you do not want to marry that woman. There are some cases that involve men not marrying the mothers of their children because of physical abuse, mental instability or... ❯❯❯
Mesothelioma Screening: What to Expect
Due to its long latency period, accurate early detection of mesothelioma remains elusive. Screening— tests performed to determine the presence of a condition prior to symptoms— is still being heavily researched for mesothelioma. Currently, no widely recommended screening tests are available for this rare form of aggressive cancer, but doctors do recommend various imaging tests, blood tests, and... ❯❯❯
11 Myths About DUI and DWI Arrests
A DUI or DWI arrest can be overwhelming, daunting and stressful. The repercussions for driving under the influence range from large fines to prison time, and can include expensive substance abuse counseling and legal fees. It can be difficult to choose the right DUI defense attorney with so many to choose from. With so much at stake, several myths have developed surrounding DUI charges. Myth 1:... ❯❯❯
10 Well-Known Types of Lawyers
There are lawyers for every type of legal problem you may ever have in your life. Lawyers can help you from cradle to grave. They can help you get ready for marriage with a pre-nup agreement and to end it amicably with a separation or divorce. They can help you start a business, sue a competitor or trademark your invention. If there is a legal problem, there’s a lawyer standing by, waiting to... ❯❯❯
When You Need a Lawyer
Life throws many different circumstances at us that push us to ponder several actions. Some of those actions tend to be legal or end up bringing about legal consequences.
While there are obvious situations and predicaments people find themselves in that glaringly highlight their need for a lawyer e.g. criminal charge, many still find it difficult to identify scenarios that will be better... ❯❯❯
But it was an Accident : The 5 Ways Trucking Companies Try to Get Away Without Paying After a Collision
An auto accident, especially if it involves a truck, could mean serious injuries or even death. Fighting the trucking company or their insurance provider for compensation is the last thing you want to do at this time. Unfortunately, many companies are not willing to pay their accident victims, meaning you will have to battle with them to get the compensation you deserve. Here are five ways truck... ❯❯❯
4 Things to Consider When Hiring a Personal Injury Lawyer
You could suffer a personal injury anywhere. That might include slipping and falling on an icy walkway or being hit by something that falls out of a window. However, most personal injuries that involve personal injury lawyers tend to be from automobile accidents. If you have a car accident, you are likely to be shaken up physically and emotionally. You might even be more hurt than you first... ❯❯❯
How to Find New Clients as a New Lawyer
So you’ve put in all the work and you’re now being called to the bar as a licensed lawyer. Now comes the challenge of finding clients to represent. Below are some tips for the new lawyer looking to build their reputation and client list. Network One of the most effective strategies you can use to help build your reputation is to network with other professionals in the law industry. This can... ❯❯❯
The Compulsory Purchase Order Process (CPO)
What Is a Compulsory Purchase Order? For those of you who aren’t aware, a compulsory purchase order (CPO) is a legal process that allows certain public bodies to force homeowners to sell their property if the property is on land required for a regeneration project, or it is deemed to be in the “greater public good”. This often includes projects like the construction of new roads, stadiums or... ❯❯❯
