Legal Articles, General Practice

Missouri Pedestrian Accident Claims

Due to increasing distractions pedestrian accidents are unfortunately becoming more common in Missouri.

Decriminalization, Legalization, and Marijuana Use in Illinois

With many states jumping on the marijuana legalizationn bandwagon, whether it be for medical or recreational use, “legalization” and “decriminalization” are two words often used interchangeably, although they have different meanings under the eyes of the law.

Tips for Handling an Illinois Traffic Stop

We’ve all been there: felt the panic rise over us when we see flashing lights in our rearview mirror; felt the anxiety of getting pulled over even if we think we are doing nothing wrong.

Nearly 40 Percent of California Hospitals Receive Failing Grades

Hospitals and the professionals that staff them save millions of lives a year. Whether requiring emergency services, outpatient procedures, cancer-curing surgeries, or routine surgeries, hospitals are the place patients can rely on a medical doctor’s expertise to cure them of their ailments.

Safety Programs Decrease Tragedies During Childbirth

Medical malpractice lawsuits are aimed at holding medical professionals responsible when they fail to exercise the degree of care and skill required by them in their profession

Regulation A+ Lawyers

Regulation A+’s new rules provide investors with more investment choices and issuers with more capital raising options during their going public transactions. Some confusion has arisen about whether SEC qualification of a Regulation A+ offering will result in the assignment of a stock ticker or...

How Can Regulation A+ Be Used By Small Companies To Go Public Without A Reverse Merger?

Regulation A+ offerings can be used in combination with direct public offerings and initial public offerings as part of a going public transaction.

What Miranda Warnings Mean For You, the Police and the Prosecutor

Brief explanation of what Miranda Warnings are, what they mean and what they do and do not protect in New York State

New York State DMV Regulations Affecting DWI and Relicensing

Brief explanation of revised New York DMV regulations applicable to alcohol and/or drug related convictions.

You Refused a Chemical Test in New York State…Now What?

Brief article explaining what constitutes a DWI refusal in New York, the process and potential consequences.

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