Understanding Duty Of Care In A Medical Malpractice Case

An important element of a medical malpractice case is proving a doctor or healthcare facility had a duty of care and subsequently breached it. Without that element, it's nearly impossible for a medical malpractice case to go forward. Here is a look at what duty of care means in a medical malpractice case. What Is Duty of Care in Medical Malpractice Cases? A duty of care means someone has a legal and professional responsibility to conduct their duty in a reasonable way. Read More 

3 Traits Your Biotech Patent Lawyer Should Have

If you are involved in the scientific world and you are in the process of planning a biotech project, you could be thinking about applying for a patent for your project. If you are going to do this, you should think about working with a biotech patent lawyer. If you have not worked with this type of lawyer in the past, you might not know what to look for when hiring one of these legal professionals. Read More 

Where You The Victim Of A Wrongful Termination?

Your employment can end for a variety of reasons, but some of them are actually illegal. If you are terminated from your job for the wrong reasons, it can actually result in a wrongful termination lawsuit. Here are some things to ask yourself to determine if you have a valid case on your hands.  Was The Termination Due To Retaliation? Sometimes an employer takes it upon themselves to terminate someone's employment due to something that the employee did that was in good faith. Read More 

Do You Need A Lawyer If You’re Just Being Questioned?

One of the great fears every criminal defense attorney has is that a client will speak with the police without them present. Cops frequently use different tactics, such as being dismissive of why they're talking with someone, to get people to discuss criminal matters without a defense attorney there. Some folks just want to be helpful, but caution is always advised. Don't the Cops Have to "Mirandize" You? That's not necessarily the case. Read More 

Navigating The Process Of Pursuing Your Injury Claim

Suffering an accident that leads to major injuries can be an unpleasant and extremely disruptive experience. Recovering the losses and damages that may have been incurred during these experiences will require a person to be as prepared as possible when they are starting the process of pursuing legal action against those that cause their injuries or damages. Be Careful To Document As Much As Possible One of the most common mistakes that accident victims will make is to fail to thoroughly document the accident and the damages that they suffered. Read More