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Electronic discovery is especially important in complex cases where there is a high volume of documentation to be exchanged.
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FOIA personal injury requests are a powerful weapon in personal injury cases allowing you to get info about a crash, premises etc
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Injunctions may be mandatory or prohibitory. Mandatory injunctions order a person to do something and prohibitory not to do something
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A spinal injury can be life-altering. It impacts lives of victims short-term and long-term. Spinal injuries create a host of health problems. The spinal cord begins at the base of…
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Spoliation of evidence issues can arise in any case. If a person has evidence that bears directly on how an incident occurred he has a duty to use care…
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Personal Injury Anatomy-Nervous System
Personal injury anatomy nervous system explains the central and peripheral nervous systems and how they interact
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The Logic of the Contingent Fee System in Injury Cases
As is true with many things dealing with trial lawyers, there is a great deal of back and forth about the contingent fee system. This fee system is used mostly…
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Overcoming jury bias may be a function of keeping your case focused and simple so that the jurors are not stressed out.
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Filing suit in federal court filing must be looked at from point of view of subject matter jurisdiction and other tactical factors.
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Arbitration Clauses May Not be Enforceable
Arbitration clauses may not be enforceable in consumer contracts and now by rule of CMS are not allowable in certain nursing home contracts.
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Fairfax County deck collapses may be governed by Typical Deck Detail Plans utilized by the building permits office.
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Gross negligence redefined in a recent case from the Supreme Court that may expand the definition to provide broader protection for defendants
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