Wrongly Accused: Criminal Defense 101

Potential Injuries During Trick-Or-Treat Nights

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If you will be trick-or-treating on Halloween, then you should be aware of the risks of injuries common on such nights. Here are some of those risks and what you may have to prove to hold a homeowner liable for them. Burn Injuries There are two main things that can trigger burn injuries during a typical trick-or-treat night – candles and electrical decorations. For example, an outdoor candle can get knocked over and cause a fire outbreak.…

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Looking For A Career After Your Divorce? Why You Should Become A Court Reporter

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If you’ve spent the majority of your life as an at-home caregiver, and you’re facing a divorce, you’re going to need a way to support yourself. Make sure you choose a job that will provide you with the income and benefits you need. It’s also important that you choose a job that will be something you can enjoy doing on a daily basis. If you haven’t thought about a career in court reporting, you need to.…

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Occupational Hazards: Why And How You Can Sue

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Many jobs have occupational hazards. The people that work these jobs know that going into them. So, how can you sue your employer for an occupational-related health problem? What are some conditions that allow you to file such a lawsuit? Why should you sue? The answers to these questions follow. It Does Not Matter What You Know or Do Not Know About Occupational Hazards This may come as quite the surprise, but it does not matter what you know or do not know about the hazards involved in your line of work.…

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