Legal Articles, General Practice

Florida's Equine Activities Liability Act

The importance of posting warning notices or having equine activity participants sign a document containing the warning notice is highlighted by Florida case law interpreting Florida's Equine Activities Liability Act.

USCIS Returns to 1999 Public Charge Rules

The DHS declined to defend the new public charge rule of the Trump Administration and withdrew a corresponding affidavit of support rule, gradually moving back to the 1999 public charge rule.

I WAS BIT BY A DOG! WHAT DO I DO?

What to know after a dog bite

Choosing the Correct Court

Deciding which of the California civil courts is the right one for your lawsuit

CAR ACCIDENT AND HAVE HEALTH INSURANCE. WHAT MEDICAL BILLS DOES THE AT FAULT DRIVER HAVE TO PAY?

Understanding how medical expenses are paid after a car accident

DO I NEED A LAWYER?

Helping to decide if a lawyer is needed

What To Do if You’ve Been Hit by an Uber or Lyft Driver in St. Louis, MO

Dealing with insurance companies after a normal accident can be a complex and stressful experience. Involving rideshare companies adds a layer of difficulty.

Children Protection Policy – Should Children Drink Shampoo?

Are you concerned about various companies’ children protection policy? Take a look at the pictures below. Without thinking or reading the label, which one is a smoothie, and which is shampoo?

How Do I Save Money On Divorce Case?

Are you trying to save money on a divorce? A lot of people know what going through a divorce can be expensive. However, it doesn’t have to be that way. Divorce can cost you as little as around $1000 or as much as $20,000. This is for the average Canadian.

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