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• 3 Complexities That Come With Proving Fault During Rush Hour Traffic Accidents

  1 July 2019

  Rush hour—the time of day when it seems like everyone has to be on the road at the same time. It is all too common for accidents to take place during the busiest times of the day because there are so many vehicles concentrated in one area. If you are one of the unlucky ones who has an accident during rush hour, you can have an all-out battle ahead of you when it comes to proving fault in your insurance claim.

• Defenses To Violating Your Probation By Traveling Out Of State

  28 June 2019

  Being on probation puts you in the challenging position of evaluating each of your actions and determining whether they violate the terms of the probation. Probation terms can vary significantly, and while some are easy to avoid, others are possible to violate without necessarily intending to do so. If you've been arrested for violating the terms of your condition by traveling out of the state, you may be looking at jail time.

• 4 Cases In Which Auto Accident Liability Is Almost Automatic

  28 June 2019

  Determining who is liable for an auto accident is a big part of auto accident investigations. Motorists and their insurance carriers usually go to great lengths to avoid liability. As an accident victim, however, you must prove liability to get your damages. Although this might be difficult in some cases, there are situations where liability determination is almost automatic. Below are some of these situations. 1. Hitting a Parked Car

• 2 Reasons You May Have To Have An Independent Medical Exam When Dealing With A Workers' Comp Case

  27 June 2019

  If you are in the middle of a workers' compensation case, then you may end up having to go in for an independent medical exam (IME). If you have never had an IME done before, then you might be curious about what it is and why you may need to have one. Put simply, this is a medical exam that is done by a neutral party rather than your own doctor, and the point of it is to verify your workers' compensation-related injuries.

• Child Custody: Making the Case for Changes in Your Agreement

  27 June 2019

  Ending your marriage might have been the most difficult choice you've had to make in some time. Setting up a living arrangement for your children during that process may have seemed straightforward. However, now that you've had time to process your feelings, you might want to petition the court for changes in child custody. You may also want custody modifications if the other parent isn't behaving properly. Your desire for changes could be met with resistance from your children's other parent and land you in front of a judge once again; how can you successfully make a case for custody changes?