Do you feel the court made a mistake that led to your conviction? Our strategic criminal reversal lawyers can help. Contact us today. Strategic Criminal Reversal Lawyers  After a criminal plaintiff has been convicted and sentenced by a court, he can file an appeal in a higher court and ask it to review the decision … Read moreDo You Need a Strategic Criminal Reversal Lawyer?

According to the Medical Malpractice Center, there are 15,000 to 19,000 cases of medical malpractice filed each year in the U.S. If this isn’t daunting enough, this RAND study finds that 75% of physicians in low-risk specialties and 99% in high-risk specialties will face a malpractice claim by the age of 65. It is absolutely … Read more3 Tips for Medical Practitioners: Protection Against Malpractice

The statute of limitations on judgment collections can be very long and is usually renewable. This allows a persistent creditor to continue collection efforts for decades, in some cases. In addition, judgments can remain on a debtor’s credit report for as long as it takes to collect the judgment. However, laws also recognize the importance … Read moreDebtors: Make Yourself Immune to Court Judgments

According to the ProAdvocate Group, “when properly-formed, a private membership association guarantees assembly and speech under the First and Fourteenth Amendment of the Constitution.” For others, it’s a right to advocate for collective rights, procedures, services, devices, or products for the maintenance of the mind, body, and spirit. Today, many professionals and entrepreneurs understand the importance … Read moreWhy Now Is A Great Time To Join A Private Membership Association

Lawyers often make mistakes, but the mistakes rarely cost them as much as pro se litigants. Lawyers tend to get out of these mistakes through one way or another, whether unethical or criminal. However, pro se litigants lose cases daily because of minor mistake caused by lack of enough research. In this article, you will … Read more3 Common Mistakes Pro Se Litigants Make

Maybe you want to represent yourself in a court case, but you’re worried about how you’re going to deal with all the legalese. That’s the slang term for the jargon full of convoluted sentences and Latin expressions that lawyers often use, and it can be an obstacle in Pro Se litigation. Such technical language may … Read moreHelp For Pro Se Litigators Who Want to Cut Through Legalese

You have a court case, you need legal representation, but you either can’t afford one or do not want one because you are not sure if they will win your case. And that is how your search for other options landed you on court – you can represent yourself in a court case by becoming … Read moreRepresent Yourself Successfully in A Court Case

Who Needs A Living Trust? Creating a Living Trust for the purpose of avoiding probate is an excellent strategy – but do you really need one? The answer is a little more complex than a simple “Yes” or “No”. Depending on several factors, you may need one immediately, or you may never need one; the … Read moreDo You Really Need A Living Trust?