4 Reasons You Should Hire A Business Transaction Lawyer

Posted on: 27 March 2019

A business transaction can be something as simple as buying a piece of candy in a shop to the transfer of ownership of a multinational corporation. Obviously, the implications of these two transactions are widely different and so is the complexity of the factors involved. As business transactions swing more towards the more complicated side of things, there is much less room for mistakes. To avoid making mistakes when carrying out serious business transactions, many individuals and companies hire attorneys who offer business transaction law services. [Read More]

Child Wrongful Death Cases And Divorced Parents: Who Can File?

Posted on: 12 February 2019

Filing a wrongful death lawsuit is the legal right of any parent who has lost their child due to the negligence of someone else. However, it would be unfair not to mention that the already complicated process only becomes more complex when the parents who file a suit are not married. It's important all parties involved in the process know what's ahead. Individual Suits Filing individual lawsuits is somewhat of a first come, first serve race. [Read More]

Can You Get A DUI For Taking Prescription Drugs?

Posted on: 9 November 2018

When most people think about DUI, they think of someone driving under the influence of alcohol. But the term "driving under the influence" is quite vague for a reason. A person can be charged with driving under the influence not only when they're under the influence of alcohol, but also when they are under the influence of drugs. And no, this does not just mean strictly illegal drugs like heroin and cocaine. [Read More]

Personal Injury Legal Preparations For Trial

Posted on: 10 October 2018

Your personal injury trial might come months after your accident, and it can never be a moment too soon. The time it takes to get to the courtroom can seem puzzling to many victims, but there are events occurring even when it seems to you that time is standing still. The period of time before a trial begins is more important than many people know, and its importance rivals that of the actual trial. [Read More]