Are Teenage At High Risk Of Injury From Pedestrians Accidents

Author: Joseph Hernandez

Published: 03/08/2009

All parents worries about receiving a phone call that their son or daughter has been hurt in an accident. When children are young we at least draw some comfort from our belief that we will be at their side to protect them when they go out. But as they grow and turn into teenagers they begin to...

Motor Vehicle Accidents Involving Closed Head Injuries

Author: Joseph Hernandez

Published: 03/08/2009

One of the more serious types of injuries which can result from a motor vehicle accident is a closed head injury. Typical problems associated with a closed head injury include permanent personality changes, motor control deficits, short and long-term memory problems, and language problems. ...

Negligence to Blame for International Construction Accident

Author: Katie Kelley

Published: 02/08/2009

In a continued showing of gross negligence in international construction, official reports from India this week announced that cost cutting measures circumvented many construction standards and safety protocols in order to cut construction costs. The same construction site under the supervision...

Using Collaborative Law to Resolve Family Legal Issues

Author: Philip Louie

Published: 02/08/2009

Family law issues are deeply personal and private matters. In our legal system, a judge is the chief decision-maker who ultimately determines what is best for a family in terms of a divorce decree, a child custody order, a visitation schedule or spousal support award. There is another option,...

Loan Modification Companies and the Law

Author: Philip Louie

Published: 02/08/2009

If you are operating a loan modification business, it is imperative that you are informed about the laws that apply to your company. Each state has different statutes and regulations describing who may modify mortgages for homeowners and how the process must proceed. Some states are fraught...

Maryland Provisional Licenses and Underage Drinking

Author: Philip Louie

Published: 02/08/2009

As a new driver, you may be excited about the freedom that comes with being able to drive. If you are the parent of a new driver, you may have concerns about the responsibility that driving places on a new driver. Here are some facts about provisional licenses, as well as some information on how...

What To Do If You Are Bitten By A Dog

Author: Art Gib

Published: 02/08/2009

I am a very passionate animal-lover. Whenever I see a cat or dog on the street--by itself or with its owners--my first hope it to be able to pet it and handle it. Of course, as I have gotten older, I have learned to exercise a great degree of caution around unknown animals. However, sometimes...

Accident Compensation Claims: Should You Make an Accident Claim?

Author: Jessica A Parker

Published: 02/08/2009

Following an accident, there is a lot to think about. You may have to get used to sudden lifestyle changes, and the recovery period can be long and demanding. For many people, legal action against those responsible is the last thing on their mind. However, making an accident compensation claim...

The Poisoning of Child Abuse Investigations

Author: Philip Louie

Published: 02/08/2009

One of the toughest responsibilities of our justice system is to zealously protect children from abuse while at the same time preserving the rights of criminal defendants accused of such crimes. In our country, a defendant is presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. But...

Roller Skating Rink Accidents

Author: Philip Louie

Published: 01/08/2009

Accidents in roller skating rinks can cause serious personal injuries. Under New Jersey state law, roller skaters and other patrons injured at roller skating rinks may be able to sue the owner or operator of the rink and be compensated for the injuries they sustained. See N.J.S.A. 5:14-1 et seq....