A personal injury lawsuit can ensure that your medical bills are paid after an accident, and you may be entitled to compensation for other damages. Your lawyer can give you direct advice on how to protect your case and ensure you get all the money to which you're entitled, but many plaintiffs make simple mistakes that can actually cause them to lose their own case. Note a few of those mistakes here so you can be sure to avoid them yourself.
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When it comes to dealing with the estate of a deceased love one and matters of inheritance, there are a number of issues that could crop up. Typically, if there are any problems arising from a deceased one's estate, the matter is taken into probate court. Enlisting the services of probate lawyers gives you a chance to understand the root of the problems as well as get pertinent advice on what would be the best course of action to take.
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Being arrested can be a very frightening process for anyone, but the process usually isn't over once the handcuffs come off. There is a hearing or meeting with prosecutors and attorneys to determine your guilt or innocence. No matter the arrest and no matter the charge, note when it's good to consult with an attorney.
1. If there is any possibility you'll be facing jail.
Don't assume that you can or should just face your jail time and get it over with; even a few days in a county or city lockup can be very unpleasant if not downright traumatic.
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If you were looking to purchase property, it would be advisable to enlist conveyancing services. The term conveyancing refers to the legal process involved in transferring ownership of property. These services are rendered for both commercial and residential land and property. One of the reasons why you would be better off hiring a conveyancer is that the process of transferring ownership will move along much faster, as they are familiar with the legalities involved in it.
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The Bronwyn Bishop scandal in which government expense accounts were abused is a reminder for employers and employees to review their business expense practices.
Employees can face both civil and criminal charges if they are found to be misusing company funds. Under criminal law, an employee can be jailed for fraud, as in the case of former Sydney Ferries CEO Geoffrey Smith. In a civil case, a company may try to retrieve misappropriated funds from an employee.
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