How to Get Help with Trust and Estate Administration
The complex process of administering a trust or estate calls for meticulous planning, close attention to detail, and specialist knowledge.
Lawsuits & Litigation
8 Legal Resources for Victims of Auto Accidents
By leveraging these resources, victims can find the support and information they need to navigate their recovery both legally and personally.
Judge Rules Disabled Navy Veteran’s $25M Defamation Suit Against Anti-Defamation League Can Move Forward
Judge Denies in Part and Grants in Part ADL’s Motion to Dismiss.
Family-Caused Life’s Transitions: When You Need a Family Lawyer on Your Side
Seeking out a reputable lawyer often starts with your state or local bar association’s website.
Chicago Family Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit After Assistant Principal is Shot in His Own Building
The Intrinsic High School assistant principal was shot by an armed neighbor while having an apparent “emotional distress event” in the halls of his high-rise Chicago condominium building.
San Diego Court: Huntington Beach Must Construct More Housing to Meet State Density Requirements
The Southern California city of Huntington Beach had earlier fought against population density requirements, arguing that constructing more housing would permanently alter the city’s “suburban character.”
General Motors and LG Settle Chevrolet Bolt Class-Action for $150m
The settlement could provide former and current Bolt owenrs with individual payments starting between $700 and $1,400 each.
Navigating the Legal System with Confidence: A Comprehensive Guide
By following this guide and having a clear understanding of the legal system, you can navigate any legal issue with confidence. So, don’t be afraid to seek help and educate yourself—it’s your right!
Which Relatives Can File a Wrongful Death Claim in Florida
Understanding the specific qualifications for filing a wrongful death claim in Florida requires careful analysis of the deceased’s family and dependent relationships.
How to Handle a Car Accident Claim in New Jersey: Step-by-Step Guide
Limit communication to factual details and avoid admitting fault or discussing the specifics of your policy. Documentation is key; maintain a record of all correspondences.