Month: February 2014

  • Personal Injury and Divorce Lawyers

    If you have been hurt on the job or elsewhere, finding a lawyer who is an expert in personal injury law will be the proper course of action. If you have been injured, chances are, you have expensive medical bills piling up. If you believe that someone else is at fault for your injuries, it…

  • How to Prove Legal Liability in Personal Injury Accidents

    Did you know that 20% of individuals will experience a disability during their prime working years of 21-64? Many of these disabilities are caused by personal injury, which results in one person getting injured at the hands of another person. There are several types of personal injury that can occur at any time, so if…

  • Three Common Myths You Might Believe About Drunk Driving Arrests

    Every minute in America, one person is injured in an alcohol-related car accident. Tallied up, that’s over 10,000 people who die every single year from drunk driving crashes. Couple that with expensive criminal defense attorney fees, and you have a recipe for a highly disastrous decision. In case it hasn’t been made abundantly clear to…

  • Shocking Ways to Treat PTSD

    Our veterans are in danger — even after returning home. “Every day, 22 veterans take their own lives. That’s a suicide every 65 minutes,” CNN reports. The troubling numbers raise important questions about is being done — and what more we can do. The unfortunate truth is that traditional programs, such as group and/or talk…

  • Do You Need Attorney Malpractice Insurance?

    If you’re a lawyer, attorney liability insurance might seem like just another thing on your to-do list. What with cases to prepare, meetings to attend, and trying to balance the rest of your life with your career, attorney liability insurance rates often seem like just another thing to research, and as such, easy to set…

  • More Divorcing Couples Fighting Over the Pets

    Divorcing couples are surprising family and divorce courts with bitter custody battles. The custody battles, however, are not over children. A growing number of couples cannot agree who gets the pets, or whether ex-partners should be able to continue visiting them. “Nearly a quarter [of family law attorneys] said they had noticed an increase in…