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Heading Out On Your Motorcycle This Winter? How To Keep Yourself Safe

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Winter isn’t officially here yet, which means you still have some time to get another motorcycle ride under your belt. If you’ve decided to hit the road for one last adventure this year, be sure to take some precautions. Riding a motorcycle during fair weather is risky enough, especially when most motorists don’t pay attention to you. Before you head out on your motorcycle, take a look at the information provided below. Read More»

Tips For Those That Have Been Involved In Personal Injury Accidents

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Understanding the appropriate steps to take after you have been involved in an accident can be important for ensuring that you protect the strength of any legal claim that you will have against the party that caused the accident. Sadly, individuals will frequently make mistakes in these situations as a result of being inexperienced with handling these situations. Avoid Emotional Confrontations With The Other Party When you are discussing the accident with the other party, you should avoid allowing yourself to become overly emotional. Read More»

Why Immigration From Certain Other Countries Is Rare

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A large portion of illegal immigrants are from Central, Latin, and South America. The rest of the illegal immigrants are comprised of African or Middle Eastern people. It is a curious thing why so many of the illegal immigrants are from these countries, and not from parts of Europe or Eurasia. Actually, is not too surprising when you consider the reasons for illegal immigration into the U.S.. Here are some reasons why illegal immigration from certain other countries is rare. Read More»

Divorce And 50/50 Parenting

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As a divorced parent, when it comes time to make custody and visitation arrangements, you will be faced with several choices. Many times, parents want the agreement to provide time with both parents, so joint custody is chosen. 5050 seems to be a fair division of time for each parent and often the divorce decree will stipulate that each parent will share physical custody for 50% of the time. However, when it comes to actually spelling out the exact details on this type of agreement, negotiations flounder and it becomes clear that more thought needs to be put into the custody arrangements. Read More»

Can You Receive Workers Compensation For Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder?

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If you work in a fast-paced, high-risk environment – such as a police or fire department, prison, or emergency room – you may occasionally find yourself feeling stressed, depressed, or jumpy. But when these feelings begin to overshadow your normal mental state, it could be a sign of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Are you able to submit a workers compensation claim to your employer for the infliction of this emotional distress, or is it merely an unfortunate side effect of a high-stress job? Read More»

Injured On The Job? 4 Pitfalls You Should Avoid While You're Out On Workers Compensation

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If you’re collecting workers compensation, there are some very important things that you shouldn’t do. Everyone will tell you what you should do when you’ve been injured on the job, but they rarely tell you about the things that could harm your case. So before you do something that could jeopardize your workers compensation case, here’s a list of things you shouldn’t do while you’re case is proceeding through the court system. Read More»

Can I Transfer Property Ownership With A Quitclaim Deed?

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If you wish to legally transfer ownership of your home to another individual, it might be possible to do so relatively quickly and simply through a quitclaim deed. However, it’s important to be aware of the fact that this method for transferring ownership might not effectively transfer the financial burden of owning the property in all situations. Consider the following information, and be sure to consult a lawyer at a reputable law office like Valentine & Valentine PC, before opting for a quitclaim deed to transfer property ownership: Read More»

How To React To A DWI

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If you are accused of a DWI, then there are certain steps that you need to take. This article will outline the best way to respond to such a situation. DUI This particular crime goes by different names, depending on the state you live in. It might be called a DUI (driving under the influence), a DWI (driving while intoxicated), or even an OWI (operating while impaired). All of these names basically refer to the same act: operating a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or other drugs. Read More»