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The Link Between Air Brakes and Semi-Truck Fires
The US transport system heavily relies on semi-trucks as a crucial component for transporting goods and services across states and even internationally. However, similar to other vehicles, semi-trucks are not immune to accidents and fire incidents. Air brakes are a frequent culprit behind semi-truck fires. This blog will discuss the link between air brakes and semi-truck fires, the dangers they present, and how to reduce the risk of a... ❯❯❯
5 Things to Consider When Choosing a California Car Accident Lawyer
In a California car accident involving two parties, liability will most likely be with either of the two. In rare cases, it may be on a third party. If you are the victim in an accident, you have a right to compensation from the liable party or their insurer. However, it takes employing the right strategy to win a favorable settlement, and the quality of your personal injury lawyer plays a big role in it. Below are five major... ❯❯❯
The Rights and Obligations of Stepparents During and After Divorce
Divorce can be difficult and emotionally taxing, especially when stepparents are involved who have developed close relationships with their stepchildren. Understanding the rights and obligations of stepparents during and after divorce is essential to protect the best interests of all parties involved. This article will explore the legal and emotional aspects of stepparents' roles in divorce situations. Rights of Stepparents ... ❯❯❯
Importance of Keeping a Pain Journal after an Accident
Injuries after an accident can be excruciating, long-lasting, and develop over time. The injured party should be able to describe every aspect of their injuries over time to help their case best. While hiring an attorney will help immensely, the legal processes after an accident can still be long and extensive. Many insurance companies will downplay your injuries and nullify your claims to keep from paying damages. This can drag out... ❯❯❯
Legal Definition and Examples of Property Damage
The items you own are valuable. Hence, you have legal rights against an individual who damages them. You can seek compensation from an individual or entity that negligently or intentionally destroys or damages your property. It is essential to know your legal options after you experience property damage. This guide sheds light on how and when property damage occurs and how to reclaim funds to repair or replace the damaged items. ... ❯❯❯
Facts to Know About Restraining Orders
Restraining orders, also called protective orders, are a type of order that protects a person(s) and their business from danger. It is the court’s exclusive right to issue a restraining order. A court issues a restraining order when there is a threat to a person or their business or when they may come to harm in certain situations. Certain criminal offences, civil offences, and allegations may warrant a court to issue a restraining... ❯❯❯
Understanding Breathalyzer and It Works
A breathalyzer, or alcohol breath test, measures an individual's intoxication level. Higher BAC (blood alcohol content) means the individual is intoxicated; the higher the number, the higher the intoxication level. Law enforcement agencies often use this test to ascertain whether an individual was drunk driving – or even drinking and driving. The laws concerning the further impact penalties often differ according to state and the kind... ❯❯❯
Statute of Limitations for Workplace Injury
Texan law obligates employers to ensure a safe work environment for their employees. However, employers do not always uphold this responsibility, leading to numerous workplace accidents. If you are a workplace injury victim in Houston, you may have a right to compensation. However, this right depends on certain factors, including the statute of limitations. This guide aims to shed light on your rights and delve into the specifics of... ❯❯❯
Understanding the Difference Between Criminal and Civil Negligence
The term negligence refers to a breach of duty of care. There are two types of negligence: civil and criminal. You are probably familiar with civil negligence as it is often used in civil cases that involve neglect of duty. So, what does criminal negligence entail, and how is it different from civil negligence? Read on to find out. Criminal Negligence Explained Criminal negligence is sometimes referred to as culpable negligence.... ❯❯❯
Criminal Law: An Overview
The Bureau of Justice Statistics shows that nearly one in three Americans, around 80 million people, has a criminal record. However, this doesn't mean that most Americans understand criminal law comprehensively, which is critical when interacting with the law. This guide provides an enlightening overview of criminal law and is a fundamental resource for navigating the complex terrain of criminal law. Understanding Criminal Law ... ❯❯❯
