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How Serious is a Criminal Charge?

Criminal Offenses Attorney As a criminal offenses attorney in MD from an office like the Law Firm of Frederick J. Brynn, P.C. can explain, any type of criminal charge can have serious and long-lasting consequences. Some people think that some types of charges are not really worth worrying about. In…
Pacific Legal GroupMay 30, 2021
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What Happens if You Fall on Someone Else’s Property?

Slip and fall accidents are incredibly common in personal injury law. It is important to hire a slip and fall lawyer like one from Hickey & Turim, SC, if you think you may have a slip and fall case. Your lawyer will be able to take a look at all of…
Pacific Legal GroupMay 23, 2021
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When Is It Time For a Divorce Lawyer?

It is understandable that a person who is considering divorce may think that getting a lawyer will cost them more time and money than if they do it on their own. After all, why hire someone to do work you can do yourself? There are very few times when this…
Pacific Legal GroupMay 22, 2021
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Signs That You Should Fire Your Personal Injury Lawyer

If you have suffered an injury due to someone else’s negligence, one of the most important things you should do is hire a personal injury lawyer. But what happens when you’ve hired the wrong lawyer to take your case? This happens more often than you might think. However, just because…
Pacific Legal GroupMarch 19, 2021
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Frequently Asked Questions About Wrongful Death Claims

Personal Injury Attorneys A wrongful death claim occurs when someone dies due to another person’s negligence. If you lost a loved one, you may be able to file a lawsuit for wrongful death. Before filing a claim, most clients have a series of questions to ask. Here are three questions…
Pacific Legal GroupOctober 27, 2020
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Unconstitutional Penalties

When we hear of unconstitutional penalties, most of us immediately think of the the Eighth Amendment's prohibition against "cruel and unusual punishments." But a statute itself can be unconstitutional if the penalties imposed are disparate and there is no reasonable legislative objective to warrant the disparate treatment of offenders. In Utah, "ll…
Robert AveryFebruary 1, 2016