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Learning About Criminal Law Cases

Hello, my name is Trinity Michaels. Welcome to my site about criminal law. When I was a young kid, I would watch court cases unfold on the TV screen whenever I had the chance. My interest in this field developed into a lifelong passion that I pursue to this day. I would like to use this site to help you learn all you can about criminal law cases. I will cover how they begin, the steps involved in navigating them easily and the potential results of each case type. I will cover charges, sentences and other factors involved in criminal law cases. Thank you.

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 Categories: Law, Blog

Winning a slip and fall case means proving that your injury occurred due to negligence on the part of the property owner. Slipping and falling on someone else's property isn't an automatic assumption of negligence and guilt. In fact, the property owner may be able to avoid some liability by showing that you were also at fault. Here's a look at what comparative negligence could mean for your case: What Exactly is Comparative Negligence? Read More 

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 Categories: , Blog

If you are filing a workers compensation claim against your current employer, you need to make sure that you have evidence that can back up your suit. It is your responsibility to demonstrate that you were injured at work and that your injuries prevent you from doing your job. Your employer is not responsible for proving or disproving your injuries during the trial. It is all on you and your personal injury attorney to make your case and present evidence supporting your case. Read More 

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 Categories: , Blog

Have you recently been involved in an auto accident? If so, then you might want to think about retaining an attorney to represent your best interests. To understand just why that is, you are going to want to make sure that you are checking out the following few reasons to call an attorney. Stops You From Signing The Wrong Papers Without having an auto accident attorney representing you, you are sort of like a sitting duck. Read More