When workers’ compensation denies your claim, you can appeal your case to the review board in your state (e.g. the Department of Labor or State Board of Workers’ Compensation). The administrative law judge (ALJ) who oversees your appeal must behave in a neutral manner and reach a decision based on the merits of the case. Unfortunately, sometimes an ALJ will have biases that seep into the process and may result in an unfair outcome for you.…
Despite the legality of the practice, sobriety checkpoints can be a threat to your constitutional rights if improperly implemented and managed. As such, you should know how to properly protect yourself from wrongful detainment and possible arrest. Below is what you should know about sobriety checkpoints and what you can do to keep your rights intact:
Sobriety Checkpoints - A Legal Background
In 1990, the United States Supreme Court ruled that sobriety checkpoints are not an automatic violation of the Fourth Amendment, which stipulates that searches and seizures cannot be conducted without just cause.…
Traffic accidents are the biggest reason people tend to file personal injury claims within the United States. Because of this, it shouldn’t be tough to find an attorney to work with who has experience representing those hurt in a crash due to negligence of the other party. Although your lawyer will do most of the legwork in your case, it’s a good idea to take some steps that will help them do their jobs well so you can optimize the potential settlement you receive for your pain and suffering.…
