Too many people looking to hire a divorce lawyer just flip open service finder apps, run the scroller rapidly, and hit the screen when they want to pick something. Well, maybe it is not that random, but sometimes it seems pretty close to it. The problem with picking a divorce lawyer this way is that you are not getting someone who represents any and all specific interests that you want represented.
- The federal Age Discrimination Employment Act (ADEA) states that it is illegal for an employer to refuse to hire you, deny you benefits, lay you off, or fire you due to the fact that you are over 40 years old. If you feel you have been discriminated against because of your age, it is time to hire a lawyer and sue the company. However, there are a few things you need to understand that could mean the company is in compliance with the law so you have no grounds for legal action.
- If you've purchased long-term disability insurance, and your claim for benefits has been denied, you'll need to act fast to protect your rights. Unlike social security disability benefits, you don't have to file an appeal before you move to the lawsuit phase. However, there are some steps you'll need to go through when filing a lawsuit for your private disability benefits. If you've received the denial letter from your private disability insurance provider, here are four steps you'll need to take right away.
- Ending a marriage is not going to be pleasant, but it can be a peaceful and understanding agreement for both parties involved. Unfortunately, no matter what the situation or the reason for divorce, emotions get in the way of making difficult decisions during the divorce process. With the help of this guide and your attorney, you can avoid the physical, emotional, and financial stresses of divorce. Using the Children One of the most mistakes a couple can make is to use the children to benefit your cause during and even after a divorce.
- If you believe that your chiropractor has caused you an injury during what should have been a routine adjustment, you may wish to speak to a medical malpractice law attorney. Like doctors and nurses, chiropractors are healthcare professionals who have an obligation to care for you — and when they don't, they can be subject to legal action. Your attorney will need to know a number of details about your case to affirm whether you indeed do have merits for legal action.