Year: 2022

No one expects to be responsible for an event that injures someone or their property, but it happens — and it can be expensive. That’s

Camp Lejeune Justice Act is part of a larger bill: H.R. 3967 – Honoring out PACT act of 2022.   The Bill was signed into an

We get calls about property damage claims frequently. We don’t handle property claims unless there is personal injury involved. Joel and I work on a

There are two kinds of legal divorce: a divorce that doesn’t end up in court and a divorce that does.   Sometimes, spouses separate amicably. They

We get calls all the time from people who tell us they were fired for the wrong reason. The problem with that is there are

Some injury cases can and should be handled without an attorney. Here are some free tips for handling an automobile accident case.    Let’s begin at

In every case, we know that an accident happened, and we know how it happened. We know what the medical treatment was, who did it,

Torts are civil, as opposed to criminal, wrongs. Wrongs can be as varied and diverse, as unique and unusual, as a person’s thoughts and actions.

When dealing with the ADA, it is important to understand the concepts behind it and why the law was enacted. One reason it was enacted

Years ago, our State Legislature and Legislatures across these United States passed laws giving grandparents visitation rights when there was a dispute with a parent.