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Hurt at work?
Disclaimer: The following article is full of relevant and useful information, however, targeted towards those located in Arizona. If you were hurt at work or injured while on the job, you may be eligible for workers’ compensation. Workers’ compensation is a form of insurance that provides financial compensation and medical benefits to employees injured while…
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What You Should Know About Auto Injury
Car accidents can be a difficult time in anyone’s life. Dealing with injuries, vehicle damage, and the other associated consequences of having been in an auto accident can be pretty daunting. Rather than going it alone, hiring an auto injury lawyer can help you back on the road to regaining normalcy in your life. Distracted…
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Three Laws Seemingly Devoid of Any Legislative Intent Whatsoever
Legislation, ordinances, and legal statutes are meant for the good of society. That much is obvious. However, you may come across some rather bizarre laws seemingly devoid of any legislative intent whilst doing your legislative history research. Here are a few such rules that correct problems you didn’t even know existed. Missouri Wants You to…
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What You Need to Know About Wrongful Death
Death is always tragic, but it can be an especially sorrowful even if the fault falls on the negligence or wrongdoing of another person or entity. In such happenings, the survivors may be able to bring wrongful death lawsuits to trial. Such a case is meant to win the survivors a settlement to compensate for…
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Quantifying Wrongful Death Auto Claims
It is a difficult task quantifying in dollars and cents what a life is worth. But time and again wrongful death settlement amounts insurance companies pay to victims’ families are not a fraction of what they should be. Wrongful death, a civil action claim brought by close relatives of a deceased individual against a person…
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Supreme Court declines to hear ‘boobies’ bracelet case
Attorneys of Philadelphia are planning to ask a judge of district court to permanently bar a district school of Pennsylvania that forces students not to wear bracelets of rubber called “Boobies”. The move came after the school registered its plea for hearing an appeal of freedom of speech. On the other hand, the High Court had already…
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Students’ Right to Freedom of Speech: The Tinker Case
The political opinion of American students strengthened in 1965 when they bore black bands in their schools for loathing the interest of United States in the Vietnam’s war. Actually, a group of Des Moines high school based on 5 students decided to wear black armbands at the residence of Christopher Eckhardt for protesting against the participation…
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