When someone takes his or her own life, many people immediately blame that individual, but, as I learned after my brother committed suicide, the reality is much larger than that. In some cases, liability for the death can be traced back to a doctor, a psychologist, or a type of medication. In cases where bullying or trauma were involved, liability may even be traced to a boss, a teacher, or groups of colleagues. Losing my brother was such a profoundly painful experience, and I have found that writing really helps me to process it. In particular, I like writing things like this blog that help others in my situation. If you have lost a loved one to suicide and believe that another party could be liable, you have come to the right place. This blog focuses on everything related to that concept, and it looks at it from a variety of angles.
Posted on:
12 April 2016
If you are ever involved in an accident involving your car and a pedestrian, it is crucial to know what to do. First of all, try not to panic, and definitely do not drive away. Be sure to take the following steps in a calm and rational manner:
Be Safe
If you hit a pedestrian with your car, the first step you should take is to ensure the safety of everyone involved.
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18 March 2016
When you are involved in a personal injury case in which you have been injured by another party wrongfully, then you are going to want to do everything in your power to win your case. Ensuring that you receive fair compensation will ensure that you are able to pay for damages, medical expenses, lost time at work, and more as a result of the injuries you have sustained. Here are four things that can ruin your case and you should stay clear to avoid:
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Posted on:
29 February 2016
Many people with a criminal record have problems living a normal life. For example, they might have trouble getting a job or renting an apartment because of an employer or landlord's reluctance to deal with someone who has committed a crime in the past. In certain instances, however, you can avoid these types of issues due to a legal procedure known as expungement. The following article takes a closer look at this concept.
What It Is
Expungement involves a sealing of an individual's criminal records by the presiding jurisdiction.
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12 February 2016
If you have been injured at work and filed for workers compensation, you should a expect the employer's insurer to request a video deposition. A deposition is a video taped question and answer session taken under oath about your work injuries, which commonly occurs at the claimant's lawyer's office. It sounds nerve-wracking to answer questions under oath, but the following tips will help you prepare for the deposition.
Questions to Expect
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