Were you bitten by a dog and suffered a serious injury? It's possible that the owner of the dog is responsible for what happened, and you feel that you are owed compensation for the damage that you suffered. Here are two legal questions you will likely have about this unique type of personal injury case.
How Are State Laws Different Concerning Dog Bites?
Be aware that there are different laws regarding dog bite-related injuries when it comes to the first dog bite incident.
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It's no secret that car accidents can be expensive. If you're lucky, you may walk away with only a few minor scrapes and bruises. But if you're not so lucky, you could end up with major injuries that require extensive medical treatment, not to mention the damage to your vehicle. And if you don't have insurance, the costs can be even higher.
So what should you do if you're involved in a car accident and don't have insurance?
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Most people will never feel like they need to hire an overtime pay attorney. The truth is that many people don't know these types of legal professionals exist. They may not realize they might benefit from hiring one.
So, who should consider hiring an overtime pay attorney? How do you know if you have a legal case or not? These are a few people who might benefit from these legal services.
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It's only natural that grandparents love their grandchildren and want what's best for them. In most circumstances, your grandchildren are best served by living with their parents. When an unfortunate situation, such as a divorce or the death of one or both parents arises, then grandparents may desire custody of their grandchild or, at least, court-ordered visitation rights. Here is a brief guide for grandparents on this important legal issue.
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Dealing with a car crash is hard, and it becomes even worse when you discover it was caused by a drunk driver. Your car may be badly damaged, and you may have sustained injuries. However, when you find yourself in an accident with a drunk motorist, you need to stop and call the police. The police will do an investigation on the cause of the accident and even conduct a sobriety test.
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