Why You Should Have a Criminal Lawyer for Your Case

Posted on 24 June 2016

It isn't mandatory to have a lawyer when facing every criminal matter. For instance, contesting a speeding ticket or defending yourself in small claims courts can be done without lawyers. However, for more serious crimes and cases, not having the assistance of an experienced criminal lawyer places you at a distinct disadvantage. The following are some of the advantages of criminal lawyer representation when you're facing a criminal charge: Pleading not guilty [Read More]

Tips To Help Your Workers Compensation Claim Go Smoothly

Posted on 31 December 2015

When it comes to a workers compensation insurance company, they do not want to have to pay excessive claims and are always seeking ways they can minimize the amount that an injured individual receives. If you have been injured while at work, you will be entitled to get some type of workers comp benefits until the point you are able to return to your job. In order to ensure you are not denied or having your benefits terminated prematurely, you should consider hiring compensation lawyers for assistance. [Read More]

Fighting a Traffic Fine: Is it Doable?

Posted on 22 December 2015

While drivers commonly ignore speed limit signs or complete "rolling stops" at clear stop signs, unfortunately these maneuvers, while convenient, are illegal. Cops are routinely on the lookout for drivers that are endangering others on the road, but if you are pulled over, there are a few things you can do to lessen your eventual fine. To learn how to decrease the cost or effects of your ticket like a trained defense attorney, make sure to read the following guide. [Read More]

Things to ask your conveyancer to get the complete information about your property

Posted on 9 December 2015

Using a property conveyancer for when you're buying a new home is a way to make sure all legal work is performed correctly so that it won't cause you problems down the line and make your purchase more complicated than it has to be. Conveyancing is something that is done without the conveyancer knowing anything about the actual property, as it is a process of making sure the legal works are correct. [Read More]

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Protection from bad bosses

One of the main reasons we have labour laws is to stop bad bosses from exploiting their employees. It can be hard, especially if you are a young person just starting out in the workplace, to know what your rights and responsibilities are at work. This blog is a way to communicate to employers and employees about some of the ways that they can resolve problems in the workplace, both informally and using the formal legal processes that are open to them. I hope it will become a useful resource for small business owners who employ young and casual workers.