More than half of all U.S. states have enacted a law that limits the compensation courts can award to victims of medical malpractice. Most of those states have placed a cap on noneconomic damages. Damages that … Keep Reading...
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More than half of all U.S. states have enacted a law that limits the compensation courts can award to victims of medical malpractice. Most of those states have placed a cap on noneconomic damages. Damages that … Keep Reading...
At one point in American history, public school dress codes were common. At their worst, the dress codes required girls to wear clothing that all-male school boards deemed appropriate for females. Under many of those … Keep Reading...
If you’ve been charged with a DUI or DWI, you might think, “Hey, I can handle this myself,” or “Look, I messed up, so let me deal with this on my own.” What you may … Keep Reading...
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After you file your car insurance claim, you will need to work with an insurance adjuster who researches your accident, studies your policy, and decides how much money you are entitled to. The best way … Keep Reading...
is a licensed driver with vision impaired by macular degeneration but whos eyesight is within the allowable Kentucky Drivers License vision limits at any greater risk of legal action in case of an accident fault or no-fault?
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In California, can a subpoena to a non party for the production of documents have a production location greater than 100 miles. For example, the non party is in San Diego and can the subpoena state production location in Los Angeles? Thanks.
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