Working With A Great Lawyer

• Three Things You Don't Want To Do In A Divorce

  12 April 2016

  A lot of things can happen during the end of a marriage that make people angry, but it's important not to lose sight of your end goals before you act on your anger. A momentary act of retaliation against your spouse for whatever he or she has done can end up hurting you in the end. You could end up damaging your own financial situation and custody case. Here are a three things that you don't want to do during your divorce if you want to come out of it with your finances and custody intact.

• 3 Things That Will Jeopardize Your Injury Claim

  18 March 2016

  Personal injury cases take place all the time. Whether a dog attacked you or you were injured walking into a store, you deserve to be compensated for your injuries. However, the whole personal injury process might be a little confusing and overwhelming. There are a lot of specifics that come into play to make sure you don't end up losing out on the money you deserve. To make sure you get the maximum amount possible for your injuries, here are three things you don't want to do during your case.

• 3 Ways To Win A Wrongful Death By Police Case

  15 March 2016

  Recently, there have been several cases of police using excessive force or shooting unarmed suspects. It is very hard to prove that the method a police officer uses to subdue a suspect is illegal. If you lost a loved one to a wrongful death by police and you lost the criminal case, then you can pursue a civil case. Here are three ways to win a wrongful death claim by police case.

• Dealing With Hit And Run Charges

  11 February 2016

  When you're facing hit and run charges, building a defense can be a challenge. Since some law enforcement agencies will automatically assign fault in an accident to a driver who flees the scene, you might think that you have no options. Here are some tips to help you defend yourself against hit and run charges. Establishing a Reasonable Defense In most situations, the only way to effectively defend yourself against a hit and run charge is to cast some degree of doubt that you were actually the one at the scene to begin with.