Losing a loved one can feel very, very unfair, especially if the loved one was killed an accident that could have been prevented, and that
The consequences of using social media probably aren’t something you think much about. Social media use is ubiquitous, with the Pew Research Center reporting that
Having a drink or two and then walking down the street, hanging out in the park, or enjoying another public space may not seem like
When an individual is a victim of domestic violence, they may feel completely trapped by their violent partner and situation, believing that they have no
As a plaintiff in an Alabama personal injury case, the burden of proof is on you to prove that the defendant owed you a duty
For separated parents, one of the hardest elements of life post-divorce is being able to move and travel freely without infringing on the rights of
Alsobrook Law Group, a local Opelika-based law firm, has outgrown its present space and is relocating to the building that was once the historic Greenhouse
People make mistakes, but the law doesn’t look kindly on those who drink and drive. If you are arrested as a repeat DUI offender in
There are many consequences–both good and bad–of filing for a divorce and permanently and legally separating from one’s spouse. While these consequences can extend to
The outcome of your Independent Medical Exam will greatly impact the success of your workers’ compensation claim. You have applied for workers’ compensation because you
Simply put, an expert or experts in a personal injury case may make the difference between winning or losing at trial. That’s because you, the
The average driver is involved in 3 to 4 accidents throughout their lifetime. Chances are, by the time you turn 30, you will probably have
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