Hiring A Medical Malpractice Lawyer: Frequently Asked Questions
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31 March 2021
No one expects to be the victim of medical malpractice. After all, putting your health and well-being in the hands of a medical professional requires a certain degree of trust in their abilities. Unfortunately, in some cases, these medical professionals will act in a negligent manner and end up doing more harm than good. In these situations, filing a medical malpractice claim can help individuals to collect the compensation they deserve as a result of their injuries.
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What to Know About Parenting on Through a Divorce
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1 March 2021
The children of divorcing parties occupy a special category. Both federal and state laws have been developed to ensure that children are protected as much as they can be as the parents part ways. When many consider what it means to protect a child, they may primarily consider the emotional and practical aspects. To do a good job, though, of protecting a child during a divorce, you must also consider some important legal and financial issues.
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How To Tailor An Estate Planning Checklist To Your Needs
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1 February 2021
Before you sit down for a session with an estate planning lawyer, it's a good idea to go over a checklist of the things you'll need. While this isn't going to perfectly streamline the process, it will save you some time.
Tailoring the checklist to your circumstances can make it more efficient and effective, too. Take a look at how you can create a checklist for your particular estate planning needs.
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Negligence In Designing And Testing Seatbelts Can Lead To Auto Ejections
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22 December 2020
Having a defective seatbelt in a serious accident can lead to you being thrown out of your car. This type of incident can lead to more serious injuries because you are more exposed to more bodily harm once outside of your vehicle. One of the primary functions of a seatbelt is to keep you from being thrown from your car but some seatbelts are unfortunately defective and break when you need them the most.
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