Law

Can’t Locate The Will? Know What Happens Next

Despite advice to the contrary, not everyone gets around to making a last will and testament. For survivors, being unable to locate the will can be frustrating. Read on for some guidance on what to do next when a loved one's will is nowhere to be found. If You Believe There is a Will Some loved ones have knowledge of the existence of a will but cannot locate it. After looking in the safe, file cabinet, desk drawers, and the bank's safe deposit box, try contacting the attorney that made out the will. Read More 

What You Must Know About Apostille Services

When a document exists in one country, it will not necessarily be considered valid in another country unless the document is certified by an apostille. However, there are several myths about hiring an apostille that you should be aware of. A Document Must Be Legalized in the Right Location A document cannot be legalized outside of its country of origin. Therefore, you must find an apostille in the country in which you need the document to be certified. Read More 

What To Look For In A Truck Injury Attorney

If you were involved in an accident with a truck and you weren't at fault, then you're probably wanting to sue for damages. This isn't always easy and can be difficult to win a case in an accident involving a truck. You need to know who to sue, for example, do you sue the driver? Is the trucking company at fault? Do you sue their insurance company to receive compensation? Read More 

Get A Lawyer After A Sideswipe Accident

Sideswipe and blind spot accidents are incredibly common, but that does not mean they are easy to deal with. If you have been injured in a sideswipe accident caused by somebody else, you may be entitled to compensation. If you were the victim of one of these car accidents, here's what you need to know before pursuing a legal claim. Who Is At Fault in a Sideswipe Accident? It is possible that either party could be responsible for a sideswipe accident, but it is important that you understand the situation before you make your claim. Read More 

Pre-Existing Conditions And Workers’ Compensation Insurance: What To Know

Once a worker is injured at work or begins to experience the symptoms of an occupational condition, a claim must be filed to obtain coverage. Unfortunately, some workers are turned down for coverage based on pre-existing conditions. To find out more about this very common workers' comp issue, read below. Filing the Claim Workers who successfully file a claim and are approved for benefits can expect to be paid for their medical expenses as well as a partial disability salary if they are out of work. Read More