Keeping Your Wits About You In Court

Posted on: 20 July 2016
Do the police misuse "catch-all" charges like resisting arrest and obstruction of justice against protesters? A lot of people think so. If there's any possibility that you'll be interacting with police in the near future at a protest, convention, or even a traffic stop, you need to understand how the police use these charges and what can happen next. How are the police using obstruction of justice and resisting arrest charges?
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Posted on: 4 July 2016
If you and your friend are hurt in an accident, and you were in the same vehicle, you may wish to be represented by the same lawyer. However, this is only possible if there would be no conflict of interest with the arrangement. For example, a conflict of interest would arise if: One of You Contributed to the Accident A single lawyer can't represent both of you if at least one of you contributed to the accident.
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Posted on: 15 June 2016
If you are being discriminated against in your workplace, there is a three-step approach that you should bear in mind to be sure the process goes through as smoothly as possible. This process includes bringing this discrimination to your employer's attention, compiling evidence for your potential lawsuit and taking care of your personal well-being as you prepare for a potentially lengthy process. With this in mind, read on and take advantage of these tips, as you also reach out to an employment lawyer that can help.
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Posted on: 5 May 2016
With the availability of information online, you may do some research and decide that you are perfectly capable of filing for a divorce on your own without hiring an attorney. While going the DIY route with a divorce is a possibility and may save you a few bucks, choosing to go solo when you make this legal filing may not always be the best decision. In divorce, there is a lot of room for costly mistakes that are all too easy to make without the guidance of a legal professional.
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