Were you, your home, or your car recently searched as part of a police investigation? Do you feel that the police violated your privacy and performed the search illegally? If you’re facing criminal charges, this could be a very important point. If a court finds that police obtained evidence from an illegal search, then the court could throw that evidence out. However, the definitions of legal and illegal searches are somewhat subjective. Read More»
Snow and ice can create dangerous walking conditions. And, unfortunately, too many homeowners and businesses fail to clean the sidewalks on their property after a storm. If you have fallen on a sidewalk that has not been cleaned properly and are hurt, the property owner could be held responsible for your injuries. That is why it is important that you do the following as soon as possible after your slip and fall accident: Read More»
An injury settlement can be a long battle for getting what you deserve, even if your legal opponent has admitted some fault. Your opponent’s goal is to pay as little as possible to make you satisfied. In many cases, this means tricking you into taking less money than you deserve. A few negotiation angles can help you stand firm in your demands and reach for settlement terms that are fair to you and still quite viable for your legal opponent. Read More»
When it comes to sexual harassment in the workplace, there are two basic categories recognized by law: Quid pro quo, which involves the direct treatment of an employee by a supervisor, and the sexually hostile work environment. These two categories cover a comprehensive list of unfavorable conditions and behaviors.
Learning to recognize the various forms of sexual harassment is the best way to keep yourself protected.
1. Explicit Sexual Comments Read More»
