The Do's and Don'ts After a Car Accident

• Refuting Common Myths About Discrimination

  7 April 2016

  There are few experiences that can be more emotionally painful and stressful than facing discrimination in the workplace. In addition to potentially threatening your livelihood, discrimination can create a hostile work environment that may severely reduce your quality of life. While the law provides some protections against discrimination, it is an unfortunate fact that there are many misconceptions about discrimination. Learning the truth behind the following couple of myths will help you to be better able to protect your rights.

• Visitation Rights For Grandparents: What Should You Expect?

  23 March 2016

  If you have become concerned at the prospect of losing contact with your grandchild, you should know that in most states your rights are protected. The family law courts justifiably reason that a child benefits greatly from a close, loving relationship with a grandparent, and thus have set guidelines in place for those grandparents who wish to assert their legal right to child visitation. For more guidance on visitation rights for grandparents, read on.

• 3 Tips to Avoid Breaking Antitrust Laws

  3 February 2016

  As a business owner, you might be vaguely aware of antitrust laws and the Sherman Act. To avoid serious legal troubles -- both civil and criminal in nature -- it is imperative to ensure that you do not break any of these laws. Luckily, following a few simple tips should help you avoid breaking these laws and causing legal troubles for yourself and your business. 1. Avoid Price Fixing and Bid Rigging

• 3 Ways To Build A Stronger Accident Case

  29 December 2015

  Being injured in an automobile accident is sure to be one of the most challenging times in life. The difficulties of recovery and getting your bills paid can simply be too much for you to handle. You may need to file a lawsuit against the other driver to receive the necessary amount of compensation needed to get your financial life back on track. By knowing ways to help you build a stronger legal case, you can get the financial compensation you need to pay for medical bills and repair costs.

• Signs Of Medical Negligence In The Elderly

  12 December 2015

  If you have an elderly loved one placed in a nursing home, then you want to make sure you do your part to make sure they are being cared for the way they should be. This means putting forth a little extra effort to learn and look for some of the warning signs of medical negligence. This article will inform you of some of the signs that your loved one may not being cared for correctly so you can take control of the situation by speaking to the supervisor, or possibly a lawyer, if necessary.