Auto Accident Law 101
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Important Questions To Ask Your Witnesses After An Accident
After you are involved in an auto accident, you might find your auto accident case turns into a case of your word against the other driver's. When this is the case, you'll often need to rely on witnesses who saw the accident to prove your version of the events. What you say to the witnesses and the questions you ask can affect your case. Ask the Witness What They Saw
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What Happens When Only One Spouse Files Bankruptcy
The decision to file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy can be difficult. In some cases, a married couple might decide that only one member of the couple will file bankruptcy. Knowing how intertwined a married couple's finances can be, read below to find out how things might go when one party only files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Filing Options It can be better to file jointly, in some cases, but there is no requirement that both parties file bankruptcy together.
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A Restaurant Drive-Thru Is Surprisingly Dangerous
When you are driving through a drive-thru, the last thing you might expect is for a vehicle to crash into you from behind. However, this is a surprisingly common incident and can even lead to injuries under rare circumstances. Why Drive-Thrus? Some drivers will be distracted when going through the drive-thru as they fumble for their wallets or when they are looking at the menu. Other drivers might find themselves in accidents as they pull out of the drive-thru and onto the road.
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Hiring An Experienced Attorney Who Practices In Drug Possession Law
Every state has its own set of laws regarding the possession and use of controlled substances. It can be difficult to know what the laws are where you live. You may think that you can carry or use certain substances when, in fact, it is quite illegal and can land you in jail. When you find yourself charged with an offense like consuming or carrying illicit or controlled substances, you need help fighting the charges against you.
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3 Things To Do Before Meeting With Your Personal Injury Lawyer For The First Time
Are you getting ready to meet your personal injury lawyer for the first time after being injured at no fault of your own? Here are a few things you can do beforehand to ensure that you are prepared: Make a List of Resources One important thing you can do before meeting with your personal injury attorney for the first time is to make a list of resources to go over together.
After being involved in a serious auto accident with a drunk driver, I struggled heavily with getting the driver's insurance company to open a claim. When the insurance company started pushing back, I knew I needed to do something. I spent a lot of time digging through the laws surrounding auto accident claims so that I knew what my legal rights were. I even talked with an auto accident attorney. I created this site to teach others about what I learned, including my court experience. I hope it helps you to determine how you should proceed with your auto accident case.