Always Know the Laws Governing Your Industry

Posted on: 2 December 2015
It isn't uncommon for individuals who have been drinking and driving to assume they're safe from the law once they have arrived at their destination. While it is true that they were successfully able to dodge the flashing red and blue lights and bypass any DUI checkpoints, it is still possible to be arrested later for driving drunk. These types of arrests and charges are infrequent, but they can happen. Here's what you need to know about DUI charges that may crop up after accusations of a drunk driving incident:
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Posted on: 16 November 2015
Not all on-the-job injuries happen suddenly. Repetitive stress (or strain) injuries can occur after repeated stress to certain body parts over an extended period of time. Assembly line work, typing on a keyboard or any job that requires repeated motions can cause your affected joints, tendons, muscles and ligaments to become painful and inflamed. Since most jobs call for these motions to be accomplished on a regular basis, the tiny tears that form have no opportunity to properly heal.
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Posted on: 28 October 2015
Divorce is an unfortunate fact of life today, as 50 percent of marriages nationwide end with couples legally splitting up. If your marriage seems as though it is about to end with a divorce, you need to work on personal healing and parenting strategies but should also find some ways to protect your money and business interests during the split. With this in mind, consider these four points as you go through with the divorce process.
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Posted on: 13 October 2015
If you are facing criminal charges and have the option to have a judge hear and settle the case or a jury, your criminal defense lawyer might recommend choosing a jury trial. There are several key benefits offered through jury trials, which is why you may want to choose a jury trial over one settled by a judge alone. Jurors work on emotions If your case is presented in front of a judge, he or she will base the decision on the law alone.
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