Three Defense Options To Consider For Shoplifting Charges

Posted on: 20 April 2016

Although shoplifting charges are common, they aren't always guaranteed wins for the prosecution. In fact, while you might think that you don't have any viable defense against the charges you're facing, you may actually have options. Talking with a criminal defense attorney as soon as possible is the first step toward evaluating your defense options. Here are a few of the things that your attorney may consider. There Was No Intent To Steal [Read More]

Did Your Spouse Go Under The Knife And Die A Short Time After? What To Do

Posted on: 31 March 2016

If your spouse went in for a routine surgical procedure and died shortly afterwards, you want to schedule an appointment with a wrongful death attorney quickly. It's believed that death rates post-surgery are even higher than reported, and you deserve to be compensated for your loss. The surgical center and medical professionals are going to have a lot of paperwork for you, and there is going to be a lot of confusion. [Read More]

Explaining The Three Ways In Which The Law Of Acquiescence Work

Posted on: 15 March 2016

The law of acquiescence governs the disputes of boundary lines between two adjacent properties by overruling the boundary preexisting on the deeds. Since the law of acquiescence disregards the existing boundary, it results in one property owner gaining some amount of land and the other property owner losing it. Here are the three common ways in which the law works: Acquiescence after a Statutory Period In this case, the law of acquiescence applies if one landowner takes responsibility for a portion their neighbor's land, and the person whose land has been taken fails to challenge the acquisition. [Read More]

Is Your Workplace Injury Covered By Workers' Comp?

Posted on: 15 February 2016

One of the biggest challenges of collecting workers' compensation after an injury is determining whether or not it is covered by your employer's insurance plan. In most instances, work-related injuries are covered regardless of the circumstances, but there are some exclusions. To better help you determine if your injuries are covered, here are some common situations and whether or not they are covered.  Off-Site Injuries Not all work-related injuries occur at the office or building where you usually work. [Read More]