Legal Guide (Page 68)
Gun trafficking is totally legal, or is it?
The phrase gun trafficking gets thrown around as if everyone is in consensus about what that really is and how to tackle it legally. But, the truth is, that although people have a notion of the meaning of “gun trafficking”, there are currently no real laws against it. Caroline Maloney, a Democrat from New York, first learned about the limitation of gun trafficking laws during the Fast and Furious... ❯❯❯
A Talented Lawyer Can Win Your Healthcare Case
The field of healthcare law can tend to be very complicated. There are many different state and federal laws that a lawyer needs to know in order to give you effective legal representation in court. Therefore, you need to go out of your way to secure the services of a talented lawyer with many years handling cases related to healthcare. This is the only way that you can be sure you will have a... ❯❯❯
Noah’s Law Leads To Tougher Drunk Driving Laws In Maryland
There are not many people in the US who would argue that driving while under the influence or while intoxicated, is a safe practice, nor would many oppose the strict laws in place. Unfortunately, even with massive campaigns and strict DUI laws across the nation, DUI continues to take the lives of thousands per year across the US. Maryland last week took steps to make the drunk-driving laws more... ❯❯❯
Is Torrenting Legal and Safe?
What are torrents?
Internet users all over the world use the torrent protocol as a means to download MP4, MKV, FLV, DVDSCR, MPEG, Brip, XVID files easily, quickly and effectively. Unlike other types of peer-to-peer sharing, torrent sites use an index website that contains the torrent files (also referred to as archives). Torrent files contain the information that a torrent client requires to... ❯❯❯
No-Fault Auto Insurance Policies: A Good Thing or Bad?
No-fault laws are those that don’t require someone to be blamed for an accident, or a situation such as a divorce. They are typically determined in the states and can vary from one to the next. Currently, there are almost a dozen states where auto insurance companies can still offer coverage for no-fault policies to pay for any medical expenses incurred due to a car crash. When there is no... ❯❯❯
Choosing an Attorney: Why Hiring a Specialist Counts
Whether you've been arrested for a crime or you need someone to look after your business, finding a lawyer who focuses in your area of law is essential. You may think that any practicing lawyer will do, but ask yourself one question: "If I'm having heart problems, would I see a brain surgeon?" Hiring a lawyer who specializes in certain areas of law is a lot like choosing a doctor. Certainly, a... ❯❯❯
Scott Walker’s Milwaukee Supreme Court Pick, Going Against The Grain?
With the GOP convention behind the nation, many are stopping to take stock and count those who decided to take a pass instead of forging a coalition behind the Republican candidate Donald Trump. It is hard to believe that Trump, slated not to make it past the first round, beat out top contenders like Scott Walker. At this time last year, hopefuls believed that Scott Walker would win the top... ❯❯❯
“Art Of The Deal” Autobiographer Directed To Cease-And-Desist
As Donald Trump stood on stage at the presidential convention for the GOP, accepting his place as the nominee for 2016, onlookers had to blink a couple of times. The truth is that no one took Trump seriously. No one thought he was real when he declared he was going to run, and certainly not when he stood on stage at the debate talking about not only putting up a fence but getting the Mexican... ❯❯❯
Alaska Supreme Court Strikes Down Parental Notification For Abortion Law
Abortion is one of those topics that you are either for or very, very against. The law of the land allows for a woman to abort an unborn fetus before twenty months without consequence. No matter what side of the political fence you are on, it may mean something different if it is your daughter or your son’s girlfriend who is thinking about aborting their pregnancy. Many adults already feel as if... ❯❯❯
You May Not Have to Be Injured On The Job To Sue For Worker’s Compensation
There are many misconceptions about workers' compensation laws. Possibly because they vary from one state to the next, understanding what your rights are as both employee and employer can be confusing at best. In a recent ruling in Ohio, workplace injury does not require proof that the injury was sustained at work for a claim to be accepted. The Ohio Supreme Court recently ruled in Onderko v.... ❯❯❯
