Legal Articles, General Practice

Divorce Coaches Offer Substantial Value in the Collaborative Law Process

Divorce Coaches Offer Substantial Value in the Collaborative Law Process

Hamblett & Kerrigan Obtains Settlement in a Rear-End Car Accident Case

Hamblett & Kerrigan Obtains Settlement in a Rear-End Car Accident Case

Hamblett & Kerrigan Has Experience Addressing the Special Issues that Arise in Accidents Involving Multiple Vehicles

Hamblett & Kerrigan Has Experience Addressing the Special Issues that Arise in Accidents Involving Multiple Vehicles

Prompt Action is Required in Multiple Victim Accidents

Prompt Action is Required in Multiple Victim Accidents

How much is a Car Accident Case Worth?

Following an accident, victims may immediately wonder how they can get reimbursed for their accident-related losses by the responsible party.

Using The Most Favorable Standard of Review For Your Appeal

Understanding how to shape your appeal in order to use the most favorable Standard of Review and have the best chance for success.

Ensuring ADA Compliance at Your Place of Business

Understanding the ADA in order to protect your place of business from unwanted litigation and ensure compliance.

Do I need a Living Trust - Part One

One of the most frequently asked questions by my clients is "do I need a living trust?" In this article I begin to answer that question.

New York Gets Strict With Multiple DWI Convictions and Vincent’s Law

Beginning in November of this year, a new law attempts to keep multiple DWI offenders off the road in New York State with Vince's Law.

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