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Self-defense is a fundamental human right, but its application can vary significantly depending on the jurisdiction. One of the most controversial and misunderstood aspects of self-defense law in the United States is the concept of stand-your-ground laws. These laws...
Experiencing a personal injury in an accident can leave you feeling overwhelmed by pain, confusion, and frustration. These emotions can cloud your judgment and make it difficult to pursue fair compensation. However, understanding what to avoid after a personal injury...
The legality of filming police during an arrest has gained attention due to the widespread use of cell phones. In summary,
When it comes to firearms, the distinction between lawful possession and criminal behavior can be very unclear. One common gray area is
When consumers buy a product, they reasonably expect it to be safe for its intended use. Unfortunately, not all products meet this standard
When someone is injured because of another person’s negligence, they have the right to seek compensation for their losses. However, personal injury claims can become more complicated when the injured party has a pre-existing condition. While a previous injury or...
When you’ve been injured due to someone else’s negligence, the impact often extends far beyond physical wounds. The emotional distress, mental anguish, and overall decline in quality of life that follow an injury are very real, and in a personal injury case, they’re...
The juvenile justice system was created with a specific purpose: to address youth offenses in a way that acknowledges the developmental differences between adolescents and adults. At the heart of juvenile justice lies an ongoing debate—should the focus be...
How Insurance Companies Evaluate Personal Injury Claims
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...
