Common Blunders That Could Ruin Your Child Custody Lawsuit

Posted on 20 July 2020

Are you going through a divorce, and you are wondering if you'll get the custody of your children? Divorce is usually hard due to emotional turmoil and stress. The personal and emotional issues usually take a toll on many, which can complicate the situation further if nothing is done to resolve the issue amicably. Family lawyers understand this, and that's why they do their best to make sure that their clients are mindful of their actions and remain calm during or after legal proceedings. [Read More]

Want To File For A Patent? 3 Common Questions For Your Lawyer

Posted on 18 June 2020

Do you have a great idea that you want to file but are not sure what the next steps are? You'll want to work with a patent lawyer to get the necessary legal documents files to start the patent process. Here are some questions you may want to ask your patent lawyer. Do You Need A Design Patent? Two different types of patents that you may need to file are a design patent and a utility patent. [Read More]

Accusations Of Failure To Wear A PPE Can Affect Your Worker's Compensation Case

Posted on 14 May 2020

When a worker is working under dangerous conditions, he or she might be provided personal protective equipment (PPE) under the guidelines of the OSHA. If you are supplied with PPE and fail to wear it, not only are you at risk of becoming injured, but you may not even be qualified for worker's compensation as a result. Consequences for Not Wearing a PPE For an employer to have your claim denied due to a failure to wear PPE, he or she will need to have documented that you were given repeated warnings to wear the PPE. [Read More]

How An Employment Lawyer Can Help You Deal With Workplace Mistreatment

Posted on 10 April 2020

You deserve to have a non-hostile work environment, but this doesn't always happen. If you have in fact been mistreated at work by your employer, you don't have to just sit back and take this treatment. You can hire an employment lawyer to help you in the following ways.  Gather Evidence If you plan on suing the employer for the abuse they've put you through, then you'll need evidence of the mistreatment taking place. [Read More]

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