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Pedestrians and cyclists often share roads with motor vehicles in livable communities, which increases their risk of accidents and injuries. The U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) reported that 76,000 pedestrians and 47,000...
The Anatomy of A Slip and Fall Case: What You Need to Prove
Experiencing a personal injury due to someone else's actions or negligence can be a traumatic ordeal. Such injuries can lead to financial strain, emotional distress, and even job loss, making it feel overwhelming to navigate the legal system. However, understanding...
Navigating Stand Your Ground Laws
The Role of Evidence Building a Strong Personal Injury Case
Understanding The Miranda Rights and Their Significance for Criminal Cases and Privacy Rights
The process, types, and techniques of criminal investigation and protecting privacy rights can be complex. The landscape of emerging technology is constantly changing, impacting both investigative and prosecutorial aspects of the legal system in positive and negative...
Injuries in the workplace. Know your rights as an employee.
If you have filed a personal injury claim, you might be concerned about whether your social media posts can be used against you as evidence. The short answer is YES. Insurance adjusters and defense lawyers may examine your social media activity to find information...
The Intersection of Mental Health and Criminal Law
