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Five Things Not to Do After a Car Accident

The unfortunate truth is that millions of accidents occur on U.S. roadways every year. In 2016, for example, there were over 13,000,000 crashes, according to National Safety Council data, ranging from minor fender benders to multi-fatality accidents. That breaks down to more than 35,000 accidents every day.

What to Do if You Get Hit by a Car as a Pedestrian

A car can strike a pedestrian at any time, and on average, a fatal accident occurs every 1.6 hours, according to the CDC.

3 Times You Should Call a Criminal Defense Attorney

Being charged with a crime means facing a team of professional investigators and prosecutors whose only jobs are to collect evidence and build a case against you.

3 Qualities of a Good Trial Attorney

It's no secret that legal issues can be complex matters, and to most effectively navigate their intricacies, the services of a skilled trial attorney are essential.

What Is Criminal Defense Law?

Running afoul of the law can have serious consequences, including job loss, a damaged reputation, court fees and fines, and time in jail or prison. If you’ve been accused of a crime, you’ll want a criminal defense lawyer to represent you and protect your rights.

How Is Liability Determined Following a Car Accident?

If you were involved in a car accident, filing a successful claim with the at-fault party's insurer requires sufficient evidence of liability. Since obtaining such proof is challenging – especially when you’re recovering from serious injuries – it’s wise to turn to an attorney for guidance.

Many Borrowers Working Just to Pay Student Loan Debt

If you are a student loan borrower worried about strained finances, remember that it is important to take every step possible to avoid defaulting. While you may hear of some borrowers letting their loans ‘go,’ be aware that there are many serious repercussions.

Ukrainian Government Requests that U.S. Adoptive Parents Submit Required Post-Adoption Reports

On October 2, 2017, the U.S. Department of State issued a notice reminding adoption service providers and adoptive parents of Ukrainian children to comply with Ukraine’s post-adoption reporting requirements.

Student Loan Refinancing? Don’t Be Led Astray

As student loans burden over 44 million borrowers today and affect the economy of the nation overall, both graduates and non-graduates alike are struggling to the point of national concern.

Overview of Border Security Statistics for FY 2017

On December 5, 2017, the United States Customs and Border Protection (CBP) published the Southwest Border Migration statistics for fiscal year 2017. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) also released national border security statistics.

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