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  What to Do After a Drunk Driving Accident

  What to Do After a Drunk Driving Accident Accidents can be disastrous and car accidents caused by drunk drivers are often deadly. Drinking should be done responsibly and those who are intoxicated should never get behind the wheel. Unfortunately, though you can prevent yourself from driving under the influence, you can’t stop others. If you […]

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  All About Repossession

              Having a vehicle repossessed can be detrimental to your credit and your quality of life. Chances are that you need your vehicle to get to and from work. Vehicle repossession can disrupt your life, significantly damage your credit score, and create a multitude of problems for you. What is Repossession?             Repossessions occur when […]

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  How Long do Personal Injury Cases Take?

  Every case is different, so there is no set time frame for a personal injury case. In general, the more money the case is worth, the longer it will take to settle. Personal injury cases can take anywhere from a few months to a few years, depending on multiple factors. In most cases, a personal […]

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  What is Defamation?

  Defamation, slander, and libel are often used interchangeably. Defamation is an umbrella term for a false, damaging statement about an individual. There are a few things that must be present in order for the statement to be considered defamation. Fact A defamatory statement must be presented as a fact. Opinions can’t be defamatory, because they […]

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  What Are Mandatory Disclosures When Selling Real Estate?

              There are different laws in every state regarding the mandatory disclosures when selling real estate property. Prior to selling your property, it is important to know what you are required to disclose. An experienced real estate attorney will be familiar with these laws and can advise you on what is necessary to disclose to […]

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  Proving Negligence

  Proving negligence is one of the main points of a personal injury case. There are four elements that must be proven in order to prove negligence in a court of law. These four elements can help win cases where injury has been caused by the negligence of another person. Duty of Care The first element […]

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