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Non Compliant Sex Offender in Michigan

Being listed or registered as a sex offender in Michigan carries a lot of restrictions. Aside from getting your name, your personal information and criminal history listed in a public data record, there are several rules and regulations that you must strictly follow. These restrictions must be followed religiously or else face the consequences that might included hard prison time.

Compensation for a Traumatic Brain Injury After an Automobile Accident

Even a mild TBI is nothing to ignore. Brain injuries are very serious and can have lasting effects if left untreated, so if you notice any common symptoms of a TBI it’s imperative to seek medical attention at once

How to Spot a Distracted Driver - St. Louis Car Accident Attorneys

Many public campaigns seek to raise awareness on this issue in the hopes that drivers would exert more caution while driving. However, it’s not just limiting distractions that can make for safer roads. Defensive behavior could also protect you from a potential accident.

Understanding The Impact Of A Traumatic Brain Injury

A brain injury changes your life right away.

Chemical Burns Might Occur After A Car Wreck

Being involved in a car wreck comes with several risks.

Challenges For Semitruck Safety Before And During A Haul

All drivers on the roads want to make it to their destinations safely.

Stabilization Is Important After A Spinal Cord Injury

The hours following a spinal cord injury are very scary.

Faulty Smoke Alarm May Have Contributed To 5-Year-Old’s Death

We know that the last thing you ever think you will have to worry about is a faulty product causing an injury, or even death, to someone you love.

What If I Don't Call the Police After A Car Accident?

In this article, Charles Allen discusses the ramifications and implications if you don't contact the police after being involved in a car accident

The Constitutionality of IOLTA Accounts

The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals created a split among the Circuit Courts when it remanded a challenge to the Texas Interest on Lawyers Trust Account ("IOLTA") program for further consideration.

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