How to Protect Your Loved One from Elder Abuse

Dec 22, 2017 | Elder Law

At one time, the term “elder abuse” was foreign to most people. Today, it is something that people know about all too well. Like millions of other people, you have probably watched news reports or videos showing an elderly person getting hit, kicked, yelled at, or...

My New Car Is a Lemon – Can I Sue the Dealership?

Dec 16, 2017 | Personal Injury Law

When purchasing a used vehicle, the law considers it “as is,” meaning that if something immediately goes wrong, the buyer is financially responsible for repairs. This is known as “Buyer Beware,” and it’s why people should always have a used car checked out by an...

Do My Neighbors Have the Right to Farm?

Dec 10, 2017 | Civil Litigation and Appeals

After a lot of debate, you decide to buy or build a home in the country. Surrounded by nature and only a few neighbors, you anticipate living in tranquility. However, before doing anything, you need to know the laws about farming. After all, your ideal situation is to...

How to File a Lawsuit as the Victim of Domestic Terrorism

Dec 4, 2017 | Criminal

Sadly, if you look back at the Oklahoma bombing of the Murrah federal building by Timothy McVeigh and, more recently, the shooting in Las Vegas, Nevada, by Stephen Paddock, it is a stark reminder that domestic terrorism is a real threat in the United States. If you...