Job loss can happen to anyone at any time. Unfortunately, with Americans also carrying $986 billion of credit card debt, $11.92 trillion in mortgages, and $1.55 trillion as vehicle loans (as of 2022), job loss can easily occur while you are also struggling with debt payments. So, should you declare bankruptcy after losing your job? There are a few good reasons to do s
- Field sobriety tests (FSTs) may be used by law enforcement officers to assess whether a driver is under the influence of alcohol or not. However, it is important to recognize that these tests have limitations and can be an inaccurate way of determining the presence of alcohol in a person's system. Here are some reasons why FSTs may not always provide reliable re
- Punitive damages, also known as exemplary damages, are awarded in a civil lawsuit to punish the defendant for intentional or egregious misconduct and to deter others from engaging in similar behavior. In most car accidents, victims may be entitled to be paid for their medical expenses, lost wages from work, pain and suffering, and lost or damaged personal property (li
- Many taxpayers will have problems with the IRS over their lifetimes. If you have never dealt with a case before or haven't in several decades, the process can seem perplexing and difficult. You might wonder what your options even are, especially given that tax notices often make it seem like you can pay up or suffer the government's wrath. Before you do anything, it's
- Most workplace injuries are minor, and when you need to file a claim, it often goes through without a hitch. But there are times when this isn't true, and you need to speak to an attorney immediately. The following are a few of them. You are denied your claim There are many reasons why a claim can be denied, but even a minor injury can lead to serious consequenc