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First Time Being Involved In A Personal Injury Claim? Reasons Claims Are Denied And How To Avoid Them

13 January 2016

If this is your first time being involved in a personal injury accident, you may be unsure what actions to take. Unfortunately, failing to take the correct actions can lead to an insurance company denying your claim. This can be extremely frustrating. However, knowing what actions to take from the get-go can help you avoid these common denial reasons. Here are three common reasons insurance companies deny personal injury claims and how you can prevent your claim from being denied for these reasons.

3 Factors To Compare When Choosing Between An LLC And An S Corporation

16 December 2015

Starting a business can be complicated and confusing, especially when it comes to deciding which type of business structure to use. Many startup businesses choose S corporations or limited liability companies (LLCs), and one of these might be right for your new venture. The trouble is determining which one would be better. A business attorney can help you make this decision, and he or she will help you complete the procedures required for forming the company legally.

How To Maximize Your Income As A New Lawyer

2 December 2015

As a lawyer you can expect to make more than $60 an hour, especially if you commit to expanding your experience and education after initially earning your credentials to practice law. While an increase in income tends to go hand in hand with working your way "up the ladder", there are a few things you can do to help maximize your income as a new lawyer while you're building a new career for yourself in the industry – here are a few effective ideas to consider:

Workers' Comp: Can A Job Classify You As A Contractor Instead Of Employee?

28 October 2015

If your job changed your work status from employee to contractor immediately after you experienced an accident on the job, contact a workers' compensation attorney now. Your job hired you as a full-time or part-time employee, which means they can't change your work status without telling you beforehand or right after you have an accident on the job. Some employers use the tactic to avoid paying workers' compensation and other benefits to employees.

Filing A Divorce While Stationed Overseas

8 October 2015

Filing for a divorce if you or your spouse is a member of the US military can be a little more complicated than an ordinary divorce. Although military divorces are handled by civil courts, military members have a few extra benefits, rules, and regulations that can be both helpful and sometimes difficult to navigate. If the military member is currently stationed overseas, either accompanied or unaccompanied by his or her family, things can get even more complicated.

Can You Do Anything If The Bank Refuses To Sell Your Home After Foreclosure?

8 September 2015

If your mortgage lender has recently been granted a foreclosure judgment against you, you've likely already begun the process of searching for a new home or apartment in anticipation of your home being sold at auction. Once you vacate your home, you may assume the sheriff's sale has been scheduled and begin to put the entire process behind you. However, in some cases, your mortgage lender may not immediately proceed to sale after a judgment.

4 Questions About DUI Charges Answered

13 August 2015

When it comes to the world of moving traffic violations, there are few things worse than receiving a DUI charge. DUI charges can irrevocably affect your life, usually for the worst. After receiving a DUI and sobering up, one of the first things you will want to do is contact an attorney for your trial, or if you have an attorney, make sure that you have a few questions ready to ask him or her regarding how this will affect you and the choices you wish to make later in your life.

3 Things To Know If You Are Considering Filing Bankruptcy Individually When Married

27 July 2015

If you have a lot of debt and are having trouble repaying it, you might consider the idea of filing for bankruptcy. If your spouse has great credit and does not owe any debts, he or she may not want to file with you though. You can file for bankruptcy individually, even if you are married, but there are several things you should understand about this before you file. Here are three important things to know before you meet with a bankruptcy attorney.