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2019

Were You Passed Up For A Promotion And You Believe It's Because Of Discrimination? What You Need To Do

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As someone that works very hard at your job, you may find yourself wanting to promote through the ranks so you can end up with a more important role in the company and with a larger paycheck. If you have recently tried for a promotion but were passed up for the job and you believe it has a lot to do with discrimination, you will want to take action. This is not something that you want to just overlook because if the company discriminated against you now, they might very well continue to do so in the future, which will hold you back from excelling like you should. Read More»

Here's How To Know That You've Chosen The Right Personal Injury Lawyer To Work With

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Hiring a lawyer is an excellent way to optimize your chance of winning the personal injury lawsuit you’re finding yourself in the middle of. Here are a few things to look for that will tell you the personal injury lawyer you’ve hired is a good choice: Communication Is Always a Priority A personal injury attorney will always make communication with you a priority. You shouldn’t have to wait days to hear back from your attorney whenever you have a question or concern, even if you have lots of questions and concerns throughout a given week. Read More»

How Attorney Assistance Can Help You Handle A Divorce

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Divorce is not an ideal situation to be faced with, but it may be the only viable step to take. If you’re in this situation, consider working with a divorce attorney. With their assistance, you’ll gain access to the following benefits.  Emotional Support Going through a divorce alone is an extremely difficult thing to do. Sometimes, you just need a party to rely on. A divorce attorney can be this emotional support in addition to a legal one. Read More»

Have You Signed A Letter Of Representation With A Workers Comp Attorney? What The Insurance Company Can And Cannot Do

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If you have been injured on the job, you may be able to file a worker’s compensation case. A worker’s compensation case helps to cover your lost wages, pay for your medical expenses and pay for any permanent injuries that you may have sustained due to a job-related injury. Many people decide to hire a worker’s compensation attorney to help them with their case. If you have just hired an attorney, you may have signed a letter of representation that is then passed on to the insurance company. Read More»

What Is Loss Of Consortium In A Personal Injury Case?

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When a car accident has impacted the life of a victim to such a degree that everyone feels it, that is loss of consortium. This damage category varies from state to state and is known by other names, such as loss of conjugal fellowship, loss of marital compatibility, and others. This form of damage is not always appropriate, but should be considered along with all the other losses like: Physical health Transportation Lost wages Pain and suffering To find out more about loss of consortium, read on. Read More»

4 Questions To Ask In A Consultation With A Criminal Defense Lawyer

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Being charged with a crime can be a stressful situation; depending on the severity of the crime, you could face anything from hefty fines and probation to prison time. This is where having the right criminal defense lawyer on your side can make all the difference. Any reputable criminal defense office should offer free case evaluations, so now is a good time to begin setting up these appointments. With each consultation, there are a few key questions worth asking that can help you determine whether a specific defense attorney is a good fit for you. Read More»

Do You Need A Lawyer To Incorporate Your Small Business?

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If you’re finally taking a leap out of the rat race and going into business for yourself, you may be wondering about the bureaucratic and regulatory hoops you’ll need to jump through in order to bring your business to life. Do you need to incorporate your business, and if so, what business structure should you choose? Is this something you can do on your own, or will you need a small business lawyer? Read More»

The Effects Of Bankruptcy On Wage Garnishment

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For a creditor to garnish your wages, he or she must file and win a lawsuit against you for a debt you owe. Once the garnishment begins occurring, it is not easy to stop it. There is one option, though, which is to file for bankruptcy, and here are a few things to understand about wage garnishment and bankruptcy. Bankruptcy stops garnishment through the automatic stay After your lawyer files the bankruptcy documents with the court, the court will instantly issue an order that prevents creditors from contacting the person who filed, and this is called an automatic stay. Read More»

3 Tips For Dealing With Sexual Harassment At Work

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Being sexually harassed at work has a host of negative effects for the victim. You may lose your feeling of security at work, may feel anxious or depressed, or may need to look for another job when you would otherwise prefer to stay at your current workplace. Whether the sexual harassment you’re experiencing is in the form of unwanted advances, inappropriate jokes and comments, or other types of harassment, it’s time to take control of the situation. Read More»

3 Industries Where You Are At A Higher Risk For Injuries

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When you choose a job, it is important to understand your risk for being injured on the job. There are certain jobs where your risk of injury is a little higher than other occupations. Knowing this from the start can be helpful and can help you avoid injuries in the first place. #1 Construction Industry An industry where injuries are common is the construction industry. The industry has taken numerous steps to protect workers have been taken within the industry. Read More»