Two Reasons to Hire a Truck-Accident Attorney
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29 July 2016
One of the most frightening auto accidents that you can be involved in is one in which your normal passenger vehicle is struck by a very large semi-truck. If you are struck by a semi-truck, you will want to make sure that you hire an attorney that specializes in truck accidents, as this type of accident can be far more complicated than a regular auto accident. Listed below are two reasons to hire a truck-accident attorney to assist you.
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13 July 2016
When divorces happen, one of the hardest parts is dealing with the fact that you won't see your child 100% of the time anymore. However, what you can do is to assert your rights as a parent in order to be sure that you have a fair shake at either getting sole custody or an agreement that leaves you in control of your ability to remain in the child's life. If you want to go to court with a great strategy in place, you will need to consider some of the following tips.
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How To Identify A Drunk Driver And What You Should Do
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27 June 2016
You must face facts: most people can't get by without a car, and alcohol isn't disappearing anytime soon. While typically harmless by themselves, both can be dangerous if mishandled. Disaster is almost guaranteed if the two are combined.
The most effective deterrent is not to drink and drive, but for one reason or another, people do. Knowing the tell-tale signs of a drunk driver and what you should do about it can mean the difference between a night of fun and a tragedy.
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Taking Care Of Your Knee Fracture After A Car Accident
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7 June 2016
When you fracture your knee during a car accident, it can be difficult to focus on anything but your physical pain and emotional stress. These accidents can be very traumatic for victims, and it may be even worse when you are suffering from an injury. Whether your patella, femur, or tibia was fractured, it is necessary to take care of yourself in order to recover. Your care goes beyond physical healing; dealing with both your emotional and financial situation is equally important.
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