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The Law Office of Brian Farrell
1815 Mineral Spring Avenue
North Providence, RI 02904

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How to Prove That Someone Else Was Speeding

witness accounts, police records, electronic data, and photographs are all common sorts of evidence used to prove that the other motorist was speeding in an automobile accident. We can assist you if you've been in an accident.

Are Settlements From a Workers’ Comp Taxable in Missouri?

settlements from your workers’ compensation are exempt from taxation under the Workers’ Compensation Act.

Fall in Parking Lot Lawsuit - Who Is Responsible?

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Workers’ Comp Works for You?

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How Does Social Security Determine You Are Disabled?

if you’re disabled and no longer capable of working you may be asking how the SSA decide if you’re disabled and no longer able to work.

Am I Entitled to Receive Lost Wages if I Get Injured on the Job in Florida?

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Family Law, Divorce and Child Custody Cases in the Age of COVID-19: electronics to the rescue

article describes the general procedures used by the El Paso County District Court for family law divorce and custody cases using video and phone systems during COVID-19 outbreaks

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For Divided Families: Some thoughts on How to Allow Your Child to Enjoy the Holidays!

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Can Inaccuracies in a Car Accident Police Report Be Corrected?

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Missouri Workers’ Compensation Death Benefits

most people know that workers' compensation is the settlement you get for work-related injuries or illnesses. However, did you know that Missouri workers' comp also awards death benefits for your dependents if you lose your life on the job? That's right; immediate family members and dependents can file a worker's comp claim if their breadwinner dies while on the line of duty.

Mission Product Holding v. Tempnology - a Comment

the Supreme Court erred in the Mission Products Holding v. Tempnology case by ignoring the difference between the bankruptcy estate and the debtor.

Understanding The Miranda Warning And Your Rights As A Criminal Suspect

before the police question a suspect under custody, they are required to give what is known as a “Miranda Warning.” You are probably familiar with this warning already. It is the familiar admonition that you have the right to remain silent and the right to have an attorney. If you ever find yourself in custody, it is critical that you understand and invoke these rights to protect yourself.

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