When Would I Need to Use My Own Insurance Coverage in a Wreck?

Submitting an insurance claim after a car wreck or other auto accident ensures that the proper protocols are being followed in order to ensure a timely and fair resolution of your damages. Depending on who or what caused the wreck, the type of insurance coverage utilized will vary. Generally speaking, you use your own insurance…

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Can a DUI Cost You a Job in Law Enforcement?

In a word, probably. Driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or drugs certainly has the potential to affect your job in law enforcement or other related career prospects. There are a multitude of ways one decision can have a major ripple effect throughout your future. A DUI or DWI can not only derail your…

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Defenses When You’re Allegedly “Caught on Camera”

These days, technology is seemingly used everywhere to make identifications. There are cameras at intersections that take photographs of your car.  There are cameras at the entrances of many stores, offices, and other buildings. Many of these buildings even have cameras throughout their premises. Many homeowners install security cameras. Virtually every smartphone comes with a…

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Can You Sue if You’re Injured in a Bar Fight?

Bar fights are not an anomaly. They are so common that almost every Western and movie (or TV program) features at least one. While anything such as a sports game, a card game, an insult, or another person can trigger a fight, the common cause of most fights is the effects of being intoxicated. According…

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How Car Accidents Lead to Traumatic Brain Injuries

Car accidents cause many different types of catastrophic and serious injuries, including traumatic brain injuries, concussions, and head trauma. The faster the cars involved in a crash are traveling and the more direct the impact, the more likely a driver, passenger, or anyone outside the vehicle is to suffer a severe traumatic brain injury (TBI).…

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The Role of DNA Evidence in Criminal Defense Cases

The criminal justice system is far from perfect, and it can have real world consequences. Wrongful convictions cost defendants their freedom, their reputation, their ability to earn a living, and possibly their lives. A wrongful conviction also affects the families of anyone who is wrongfully convicted. According to the National Institute of Justice (NIJ), an…

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