AUTO COLLISIONS
Automobile collisions are a leading cause of injuries and deaths annually. In some cases, a person involved in a collision is unaware of an injury for several days or the injured person simply underestimates the severity of the injury. Unless there is clearly no property damage or bodily injury it is best to call 911 to report the collision and have the appropriate law enforcement agency investigate the collision. Documentation of the collision facts soon after the event will make it much more difficult for the negligent driver to avoid liability. (read more...)SLIP AND FALLS
Slip or trip and fall injuries are difficult claims to successfully prosecute. There must be proof that the property owner or business operator (including employees) had actual or constructive notice of a dangerous condition before the incident happened. Such knowledge must have allowed enough time for the dangerous condition to have been remedied and/or for an adequate warning to have been given. There also must be proof the dangerous condition was not "open and obvious," or in other words, the dangerous condition "was not ordinarily readily observable." (read more...)FAMILY LAW
Whether you are considering a Divorce or a Legal Separation, talk to a Law Firm interested in helping you to identify and resolve problems. We also can assist you in obtaining Adoptions, Change of Child Custody, Protective Orders, Collection of Arrearages of either Spousal or Child Support and in other Divorce Decree Modification matters, as well.Call for a free initial consultation.
WORKERS' COMP
Too often, employers refer injured employees to medical or minor emergency clinics depending on these type of referrals for their own economic survival - this can lead to a conflict of interest and can result in compromising the injured employee's best medical interests. Further, it is often not possible to immediately know the full extent of an injury. (read more...)CRIMINAL DEFENSE
Sometimes, people are arrested and charged with crimes they did not commit. False eyewitness identifications are more common than most people realize. Sometimes, people simply make a mistake and find themselves charged with a crime.
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