Bruises, cuts, sprains, and broken bones are all possible after a car accident. However, not all injuries manifest themselves in that way; some injuries appear hours or even days after the accident.
Unfortunately, the insurer responsible for settling your claim can claim that your injuries are not connected to the accident in question if you experience delayed injuries. This is why you should get medical attention immediately after an accident, or anytime you notice a new symptom after the crash.…
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One of the biggest challenges of a divorce with custody disputes is finding a way to mutually deal with parenting decisions in the future. The transition from a mutual parenting environment to co-parenting as a divorced couple is challenging, especially when the divorce is not an amicable one. Positive communication techniques can help you to work with your ex when necessary without the emotional upheaval that leads to arguments and bickering.…
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It might surprise you to find out that 65% of people are visual learners, but it probably doesn’t surprise your attorney. That’s why many trial attorneys make good use of demonstrative aids and exhibits when making their case. Learn how important different types of aids can be to your criminal case if it ends up going to trial.
What demonstrative aids and exhibits are used and why?
Demonstrative evidence is pretty much any sort of physical aid that is used during a civil or criminal trial that helps the jury better understand testimony or the facts of the case.…
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