Facing Criminal Charges? You Need Confidentiality
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29 July 2020
If you've been charged with a crime, hiring a criminal defense attorney is a critical move. Criminal matters can be extremely serious, even if it's a first-time offense. Being honest with your attorney will only help them represent you better and there's plent
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Did you know that in order to become an attorney in the United States, one must first earn a bachelor's degree. They must then apply to and get accepted to a law school, where they will spend three to four years studying law, specifically. They then have to pass a bar exam in order to legally be allowed to practice in their state. It's no secret that lawyers are well-educated, and they can get the job done when you need them to. Rely on a general attorney for your legal and representation needs, and dig into this blog to learn more about the profession.
Can the Police Search Your Home After a DUI?
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29 July 2020
Some of the most common questions attorneys receive regard the legality of property searches. For example, you may have been arrested for a DUI in your vehicle, only to find that an officer searched your home. Is this legal? Can evidence found during a home se
Do You Have A Medical Malpractice Case?
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16 July 2020
Medical malpractice is incredibly serious, especially because healthcare providers and doctors are given so much trust. When a medical professional fails in their duty to provide for a patient, they may be perpetrating medical malpractice.
Many people file per
Can You Contact the Accuser to Have Domestic Violence Charges Dropped?
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24 June 2020
When someone falsely accuses you of a crime, resolving the matter seems like a simple fix. You can simply contact the person and tell them to drop their erroneous charges against you, right? For cases involving an accusation of domestic violence—it's not that
When A Business's Negligence Leads To Virus Exposure: What You Can Do
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5 June 2020
It is the duty of a business owner to protect their customers from dangers, both seen and unseen. One dangerous, yet invisible, thing included on this list is communicable viruses. When a place of business is aware of a risk of spread and they do nothing about