Using Lawyer Disciplinary Complaint Forms To Report Legal Malpractice

Posted on: 11 October 2021
When you retain an attorney, you expect them to handle your case competently and treat you with respect. You never anticipate being taken advantage of or outright lied to as a client.  However, when you have reason to suspect that you or your case have been mishandled, you may wonder if you have any recourse available to you. Your first step in seeking remedy for your legal malpractice can be to utilize lawyer disciplinary complaint forms that you can find on the website for your state's court or bar association website.
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What Is Needed By Your Personal Injury Lawyer

Posted on: 13 September 2021
If you find yourself a victim in a personal injury accident, then you may need to take legal action to get some compensation to cover the amount of work you missed or the medical bills you had to pay. Then again, if the injuries were severe enough, you might be talking about a very big lawsuit where you are seeking a substantial amount of money for the pain and suffering that you have endured.
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So, You Fell Asleep In Your Car — Is That A DUI?

Posted on: 16 June 2021
It's a common occurrence: somebody drank a bit too much or left a party too tired, so they decided to crash in their own vehicle before taking off. It is not unheard of for a police officer to arrest somebody who has been sleeping in their vehicle and charge them with a DUI. So, is this a valid arrest? Could you face a real DUI conviction? Here's what you should know.
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Social Security And Special Considerations For Older Disabled Workers

Posted on: 16 June 2021
Disability can strike at any age. While the Social Security Administration (SSA) provides benefits to disabled workers regardless of their age, the type of benefit you receive and even the amount varies depending on the route you take. To find out more about disability benefits for older workers, read on. Understanding the Term Retirement Age The SSA allows workers to begin earning retirement benefits as early as age 62 with so-called full retirement age at 66 or so depending on their year of birth.
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