Auto Accident Law 101

• Have Emotional Distress Due To Mental Abuse At Work? Tips To Filing A Personal Injury Claim

  14 July 2016

  If you have been mentally abused by someone where you work and have emotional distress, you have the right to contact a personal injury attorney to file a claim. You will go through some challenges, however, because this is not the type of thing a judge can see. Fortunately, there are some things you can do to help the outcome of your case. If you file this claim, below are some tips you should find helpful.

• Tips to Help You Prepare for an Eviction Hearing and Increase Your Odds of Winning Your Case

  29 June 2016

  If your landlord recently served you eviction papers and states that you have breached your contract with them due to excessive noise at late hours, the following tip will help you prepare for your court hearing and may help increase your odds of winning the case.  Seek Legal Advice Call attorneys in your town who handle eviction cases and consult with several of them in order to determine which one to hire.

• Vision Screenings Help Seniors Reduce The Risk Of Falls

  8 June 2016

  Over 30 percent of individuals age 65 or older seek emergency medical treatment for fall-related injuries, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Although a number of issues, including muscle weakness, medication side-effects and household hazards, put seniors at risk, reduced vision is major cause that's often overlooked by the elderly and their families. Knowing which screenings you need can help you preserve your vision and reduce your risk of slip-and-fall injury.

• Can A Daycare Be Liable For A Child's Injuries?

  23 May 2016

  Despite the best efforts of the staff, children can sometimes suffer injuries in daycare. However, there are some instances in which the staff or daycare could have done more to prevent an injury. If your child has suffered an injury in daycare and you want to take legal action, here is what you need to know.  Can You Sue the Daycare? A major factor that determines whether or not you can legally take action against the daycare is negligence.

• What Can You Do To Get A Judgement Off Your Credit Report?

  6 May 2016

  If the court issued a judgement against you for a debt you owed, you will most likely have to pay this debt if you ever want to get rid of it. Judgements are court-ordered debts and will appear on your credit report until you pay them off, and even then they will not automatically fall off. If you currently have a judgement against you and want to get it off your credit report, here are the steps you will need to take.