Legal Articles, General Practice

Cristian Fernandez Case: Key Evidence Suppressed

A 13-year-old Jacksonville boy is being charged with the murder of his 2 year old half-brother, but the surprising part about the case is that the 13-year-old boy will most likely be tried as an adult. Certain key evidence was suppressed by the courts which could lead to a different outcome.

COMMON QUESTIONS ABOUT SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY

Some common questions and answersabout Social Security disability

When Do You Get a Work Comp Settlement in Minnesota?

Questions and answers about settlements in Minnesota work comp claims

When Should I Hire a Lawyer for My Minnesota Workers’ Compensation Claim?

Some suggestions as to when it might be a good idea to contact a lawyer for issues arising in a Minnesota workers' compensation claim

Birth Asphyxia and Hypoxia and Hospital Negligence

Most babies who experience birth asphyxia are able to be treated with stimulation once they are born and will usually not suffer any major or permanent brain injuries; however, sometimes they will.

Criminal Law: Boars, Fish, and Helicopters, Oh My!

Overview of the changes in criminal law

Parental Rights Lending

Texas now allows family members to have some of the rights normally only associated with parents

DWI Law Change (Another Reason Not To Blow)

New first offense DWI law.

Top Ten Issues a Professional Services Contract Should Cover

The top 10 things every professional services contract should include.

Divorce (What to Expect - A Basic Roadmap)

An overview of the divorce process in Texas.

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