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Understanding Comparative Fault in Missouri Car Accidents

Missouri uses pure comparative fault in car accidents. Fault is assigned as a percentage to each party. You can recover damages even if partially at fault, but your compensation is reduced by your fault percentage.

Procedures for a planned community in Newport Beach

Planned communities are housing developments where homes, roads, and other features are designed with a central theme.

What is the Purpose of a Resolution Session?

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What is Prior Written Notice?

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What is the Purpose of Educational Mediation?

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What is a Manifestation Determination in Special Education?

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What is a Functional Behavioral Assessment?

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What are the Rights of Parents Under FERPA?

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Who Qualifies for ESY in Connecticut?

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What are Alternate Assessments in Connecticut?

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