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Recent Legal Articles by Friends of the LegalUlcer

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Common Bankruptcy Questions for Residents of Ohio & Kentucky

Tuesday, April 21, 2009 by Adrian King

I am an attorney in Ohio helping clients with a variety of legal problems ranging from Criminal Law, DUI Defense, OVI Defense, Personal Injury & Accident Litigation, Elder Law & Es... Read More
Posted at 11:03 AM | PERMALINK
Topic: Bankruptcy

A Common Mistake Which May Jeopardize Your Case?

Tuesday, April 14, 2009 by Alex Paul Rosenthal

As a commercial / business law attorney with Reimer Rosenthal in Miami, I have seen clients make many mistakes, but can you guess which one seems to impact their case the most?

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The Difference Between Limited Tort And Full Tort Auto Insurance Options

Monday, April 13, 2009 by Craig L. Fishman

Auto accident injury law in Pittsburgh can be difficult to understand at times, especially with issues such as limited tort vs. full tort options. We recommend full tort coverage and stacked uninsured/underinsured coverage of $100,000 per person/$300,000 per occurrence.... Read More
Posted at 16:00 PM | PERMALINK
Topic: Automobile Accidents

What is meant by fault and no-fault divorce?

Monday, April 13, 2009 by Deborah Nabat

As Miami divorce lawyers, we are frequently asked what the difference is between fault and no-fault divorce. Prior to Florida’s enactment of the Marriage Dissolution Act in 1971, divorce was permitted only upon a showing of “fault” based upon impotence, adultery, extre... Read More
Posted at 15:24 PM | PERMALINK
Topic: Divorce

The Perfume Decision - A Controversial NJ Workers Comp Case

Friday, March 27, 2009 by Kenneth A. DiMuzio

Here is an excerpt from my analysis on Sexton vs. Cumberland County/Cumberland Manor, a New Jersey workers' comp decision where the Appellate Court simply reaffirmed the principles of workers compensation law in NJ and properly adjusted the scales of justice to protect the worker.... Read More
Posted at 17:07 PM | PERMALINK
Topic: Workers Compensation

If I have a reasonable settlement offer in my workers comp case, Is there any need to take my case to trial?

Friday, March 13, 2009 by Mitchell S. Lipkin

Chicago personal injury lawyer Mitchell S. Lipkin of Lipkin & Higgins explains the importance of taking your workers compensation case to trail.... Read More
Posted at 15:41 PM | PERMALINK
Topic: Workers Compensation

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