Legal Articles, General Practice

Where to Begin When a Defective Vehicle Caused Your Injuries?  

Most car accidents are the fault of one or more drivers involved in the crash. However, in some cases, car crashes are caused by defective parts on at least one of the vehicles. According to the National Motor Vehicle Crash Causation Survey, approximately 44,000 of the 2.2 million accidents reviewed in the survey were somehow related to vehicle defects.

Ignoring Debt Will Catch Up with You—Reach Out Before There is A Court Judgment

Delinquencies and defaults can be devastating to your credit, but legal action is an escalation that should have your attention immediately. Even if you know you owe the debt, respond!

“Ear Hustle” — A fascinating, prisoner-produced podcast offers a glimpse into life at San Quentin State Prison

I’ve been listening to an addicting podcast that answers many of the questions I’ve always had about what happens to the people I encounter in my law practice who unfortunately get sent to prison. The podcast is called Ear Hustle.

BIA Amicus Invitation No. 18-02-14: “Removability & Aggravated Felony Definitions”

On February 14, 2018, the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) issued Amicus Invitation No. 18-02-14, titled “Removability & Aggravated Felony Definitions.”

Misdemeanor Diversion Relief for Military Veterans

Compassionate and innovative programs like Veterans Treatment Court and Military Diversion are the least we, as a grateful society, should do for those that have sacrificed so much for so many.

Veterans treatment court offers solutions and restoration for our military veterans caught up in the criminal justice system

Veterans treatment is a positive sign that our justice system is aware of and is responding compassionately and effectively to the problem.

College Dropouts Occur For Many Reasons, But Student Loans Remain

Students who come from more affluent families tend to stay in college, while those from lower-income backgrounds do not stand as much of a chance.

Returning to Work After a St. Louis Workplace Injury

Here are 5 tips to follow when returning to work after a workplace injury.

Encouraging News for the Future of Marijuana Commerce

The STATES Act bill legislation would end the threat of Justice Department crackdowns on marijuana growers, producers, and providers who so far have been reluctant to go fully public with their enterprises because of the risk of federal law enforcement seizures of their assets.

Finding a Solution to New York's Drugged Driving Problem 

Across the country, impaired driving is frequently cited as a major problem. However, when many people think of impaired driving, they tend to think of driving under the influence of alcohol. And while it's true that drinking and driving is a serious issue, what many don't realize is how serious a problem drugged driving has become—especially in New York.

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