Do You Qualify for Worker’s Compensation?

Posted on: 13 July 2017

When you file a workers comp claim against your company -- or more accurately, their insurance company -- you may be notified that you're required to go through arbitration. This idea can be intimidating, but really, arbitration is a lot simpler than you might initially assume. Technically, the term arbitration just means that the case will be looked at, and hopefully settled, outside of an actual court. Here's a closer look at what happens during the arbitration process and what you can do to increase your chances of a settlement in your favor.
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Posted on: 13 July 2017

If you've recently received an expensive traffic ticket, you know just how frustrating it can be.  Traffic tickets rarely come with a warning and if the fee is high enough it could throw your monthly budget completely off track.  While you might think that there is nothing you can do besides pay for the ticket, it might be a better idea for you to hire an attorney and take the matter to court.
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Posted on: 5 July 2017

If you are one of the millions of Americans that have become deeply mired in debt, filing bankruptcy may be the best solution to your problems. This action will help to relieve you from the stress and strain you are currently under and will help you be on your way to a fresh start. The last thing that you want to incur is any type of legal problems along the way.
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Posted on: 28 June 2017

If you have a child with a disability, at some point, it may be of benefit to consult with an attorney to help advocate for your child. For example, public schools require that your child have an individualized education, plan, or IEP. However, IEPs can be frustrating and issues commonly arise. Families and special education teams of teachers and counselors are often in collaboration, but you may run into instances where IEP disagreements prevent your child from receiving appropriate services.
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