Being injured on the job can deliver a lot of challenges to your door. Workers compensation (also known as workmans compensation or workers comp) exists to cover medical bills related to the injury and a percentage of your pay as you recover. Unfortunately, not all workers compensation situations are the same, and there are a few benefits you may be leaving on the table or at least delaying without the right information. Read More»
There are certain jobs that will just not go away. Despite advances in automation, artificial intelligence (AI) and other hi-tech innovations, some people never have to worry about being out of work. One perfect example of an irreplaceable job is court reporting. Now, not everyone would agree with that declaration. Plenty of folks think tape recording devices can do the job just as well. Just set the recorder, then hand copy all the information later. Read More»
If you watch the news or any type of crime-based drama television, you’ve probably heard of evidence from cellphone towers being used in a trial to bring someone to justice. However, should that sort of evidence really be allowed in court? Many people don’t think so. Here’s what you should know about the issue. Cellphone tracking is a relatively new phenomenon. Evidence called “cellphone tracking” has been admitted into court trials fairly easily, especially for something that’s so new. Read More»
If your spouse just died, and you feel that their death was the result of negligence on the part of another party, it can be even more difficult to deal with the passing of your spouse. Here are three ways that you can take care of yourself after your spouse dies because of what you consider to be questionable circumstances. #1 Take Care Of Your Needs The first thing you need to do is make sure that you are not neglecting your own needs. Read More»
The best situation that divorcing parents can hope for is an amicable friendship where the best interests of their kids are considered at every part of the journey. Unfortunately, in the real world, that just isn’t always the case, and sometimes a divorcing parent may feel that the other parent is unfit or not suited to share custody. If you think that you may need to gear up for a custody battle, see a child custody lawyer as soon as you are even considering a divorce, and start taking these proactive tips to put the odds better in your favor when it comes to child custody. Read More»