What To Do If Your Feel You Doctor Made A Mistake
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3 February 2020
No one likes to think that their doctor could make a mistake in a procedure or the treatment they are recommending for an ailment, but there are times when it happens. If you feel that something was done wrong or was not done when it should have been, you may have a case for medical malpractice, and getting the right lawyer to represent you is important.
Determining If You Have a Case
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Ways To Reduce Your Legal Fees In Your Divorce Case
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2 January 2020
A divorce case can be extremely expensive in some cases and you might be worried about this if you are planning on getting divorced and do not have a lot of money for it. If this is the situation you are in, there are some ways you can reduce your legal fees in your divorce, and here are some things you should know that may help you succeed in this.
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Occupational Illnesses And Workers' Compensation
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11 November 2019
An occupational disease refers to a disease or health condition caused by a work environment or by a work-related activity. Certain jobs can cause employees to develop life-threatening or disabling medical conditions that can cause lifelong problems. If you developed an occupational illness as a result of your working environment, contact a workers' compensation lawyer to find out if you may be eligible for compensation benefits. Here are some things to know about occupational diseases and workers' compensation.
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Has Your Small Business Taken Off And You Want To Make Sure Your Children Get It? Talk With A Tax Attorney Today
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11 November 2019
If you have created a successful small business and now that it's established you are wondering how you can make sure it goes to your kids, you want to meet with a tax attorney. There are many things that need to be done to be sure that the business is willed to the kids, and there are tax breaks and procedures for passing a business from one generation to the other.
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