As of December 30, 2018, Utah became the state with the lowest legal limit in the nation. The term “legal limit” is a shorthand expression that refers to the maximum blood alcohol concentration (BAC) allowed … Keep Reading...
Get answers from attorneys
Find a LawyerLocate a lawyer in your area today
Brought to you by seniorcareadvice.com
Featured In*
As of December 30, 2018, Utah became the state with the lowest legal limit in the nation. The term “legal limit” is a shorthand expression that refers to the maximum blood alcohol concentration (BAC) allowed … Keep Reading...
Facebook has a problematic history when it comes to user privacy. In 2007, Facebook introduced Facebook Beacon, a feature that broadcast users’ online purchases to their friends. Users initially had to opt out on each purchase … Keep Reading...
If you’ve been served with an eviction notice, and you’re not ready to move out, you are probably asking yourself “Does the landlord have the right to evict me? What can I do to remain … Keep Reading...
So how much alcohol can the average teenager drink before he or she is considered unlawfully driving under the influence? Two drinks? Three? Try less than one alcoholic drink! While a standard DUI is given … Keep Reading...
Fault is one of the most critical elements in any car accident claim. The person at fault is the person whose negligence caused the accident, and this is the person who typically must pay for the … Keep Reading...
Flood insurance is a topic that many of us don’t fully understand. When you buy a home, your lender will either require you to obtain flood insurance or it won’t. While purchasing a home on … Keep Reading...
Do I have a claim against my home builder?
Answered By
FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Gift in a Will
Answered By
FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
What happens if non-union member joins a strike?
Answered By
FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Tuition reimbursement
Answered By
FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Can they convict my friend of a felony charge just off of pictures and a 911 call alone.
Answered By
FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
