Legal Articles, General Practice

Eleventh Circuit Questions Legality of Phone Messages Left by Debt Collectors.

Synopsis of Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals sase considering whether phone messages left for consumers by debt collectors violates the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA).

Learning the Law: The Alabama Lemon Law

A summary of the legal options available to consumers under the Alabama Lemon Law.

How Medical Malpractice can Result in Birth Injuries

Medical malpractice birth injuries can happen from a variety of causes including an insufficient supply of oxygen or blood flow to the brain of a baby, trauma, or infection.

Top Ten (10) Jury Verdicts of 2010.

A look at the Top Ten (10) Jury Vericts of 2010 with a synopsis compiled by Lawyers USA.

Twelve (12) Common Violations of the FDCPA.

An article identifying twelve (12) of the most common violations of the FDCPA by debt collection agencies which have impacted consumers in the State of Alabama and across the country.

Repeat Offenders: Most Common Types of Employment Discrimination Claims.

A summary of the legal rights an individual has to be free from race, age, disability, and gender discrimination in employment.

Military Retirement and Divorce Overview

Military Pension Division During Divorce. This article explains how military pensions are divided during divorce.

Legal responsibility for spouse's medical bills when health insurance is denied

In New York the doctrine of necessaries requires a spouse to pay a spouse's medical bills when insurance coverage is denied. Denial could be based on fine print in the insurance contract. ERISA litigation and negotiation may help.

What to Expect If Arrested For a DUI in Orange County

If you’ve been arrested for DUI in Orange County, here’s what to anticipate: • Moving Intoxicated Drivers to the County Jail – the facility is equipped with testing equipment, records, and other apparatus to gather more information about the case.

The “Ten Year Bar:” Which one applies to you?

Discussion about the two different ten year bars to admission under current U.S. immigration law

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