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Understanding the Basics of Consumer, Financial and Personal Injury Law

Up until nine months ago, I always considered myself above everyone else when it came to having good credit. I paid my bills on time and never went a day late on rent. I became the epitome of what a good consumer should be. But after losing my job after 12 years of faithfulness and hard work, my ego took a hit and so did my credit and finances. Humbled, broke and unable to pay my bills, I decided to file bankruptcy. I couldn't get a job right away and the only way to stay afloat was to start over. My bankruptcy attorney helped me do that. I started this blog to teach you how to come back from a financial and personal disaster with your life intact. I hope that you find the legal counsel you need to rebuild your life as well.

4 Questions About ​​Medical Malpractice Lawsuits

Posted on August 19, 2021

Have you recently visited a doctor that resulted in a bad outcome, and you're wondering if you should file a medical malpractice lawsuit? If so, you likely have a few questions about this situation. Does Medical Malpractice Always Require Negligence?  It's crucial to know that medical professionals exercise a standard of care when working with patients. However, there are times when there is a lack of standard of care that results in an additional injury. [Read More]

What Are The Biggest Charity Compliance Issues?

Posted on July 15, 2021

Running a charity in the U.S. means dealing with a wide range of nonprofit compliance regulations. It wouldn't be easy to produce an exhaustive list of everything an attorney would tell you to watch out for. However, here are three of the biggest charity compliance issues. Contributions of Goods, Services, Money, or Assets The government is very interested in the documentation of the contributions that flow into charities. If someone donates a set of golf clubs to be auctioned at a fundraiser, for example, the government wants the charity to document the fair market value of those clubs. [Read More]

DUI With Bodily Injury: Will You Be Charged With a Misdemeanor or a Felony?

Posted on June 10, 2021

Drinking under the influence (DUI) is a criminal offense with penalties ranging from hefty fines to jail time. If you cause serious bodily injury while driving under the influence, you may be charged with a misdemeanor or a felony. Misdemeanors are less serious offenses, and they attract penalties such as fines and license suspension. Felony charges can attract jail time of up to the maximum time prescribed by state laws. The following four factors can determine your conviction for a DUI with bodily injury. [Read More]

How Car Accident Lawyers Address Property Damage and Lost Wages

Posted on May 4, 2021

Even minor car accidents can cause serious damage. If a car accident seriously damages property and/or hinders your ability to work, a car accident lawyer can get you the resources you deserve. Here are some of the ways that a car accident lawyer can help you when you're the victim of a motor vehicle crash. Property Damage In addition to medical and vehicle expenses, car accidents can also cause significant property damage. [Read More]