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Learning about Laws Concerning Automobile Incidents

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Learning about Laws Concerning Automobile Incidents

Hi, I'm Lawrence Dunn. Welcome to my site about laws surrounding automobiles and driver actions. People who are facing charges for driving while intoxicated, hit and run, or vehicular manslaughter may feel confused by the proceedings. Legal terms used for the charges often leave people scratching their heads until it's possible to talk to a lawyer. As a result, it's incredibly important to obtain legal representation when facing this type of case. I will explore the legal proceedings for automobile incidents. My site will explore the steps needed to hire a competent lawyer. I hope the information I share will help you through you case. Thank you.

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5 Reasons To Hire A Lawyer For Your Zoning Hearing

20 April 2015
 Categories: Law, Articles

Perhaps you bought a residential property years ago for building a home, but now you'd like to turn a few acres into a pasture and raise grass-fed beef for a living. You can only start using your property for activities limited to a different zoning category after getting your request granted by the local zoning board. No matter whether you're seeking to turn a vacant lot into an industrial factory or transform recreational land into residential property, you need an experienced lawyer to guide you through the process. Read More 

Exploring Factors That Frequently Lead To Public Transit Crash Cases

23 March 2015
 Categories: , Articles

When taking public transportation, you put all of your trust into the equipment and operator to get you to your destination safely and without incident. When an accident occurs, you may be left reeling in your attempts to understand the cause. You may want to make sense of the root cause in an effort to feel safe on public transit in the future. Your personal injury lawyer will also be highly interested in learning the cause of the accident, but for different reasons. Read More 

Injured While Jaywalking In Toronto: Who Is At Fault?

6 March 2015
 Categories: Law, Articles

The street is empty. The passenger crosswalk is a block down. You decide to look both ways and jaywalk when a car comes speeding out of nowhere and hits you. This scenario is not as uncommon as you may think, as studies show that Canadians love to jaywalk. In fact, 9,310 jaywalking tickets were given out between an 18-month period from January 2012 to June 2013 in Toronto alone. Let that sink in. Read More 

3 Ways Lawyers Will Handle Hidden Debt During Divorce

25 February 2015
 Categories: Law, Articles

During divorce proceedings, close scrutiny of the relationship often reveals a number of troubling secrets. Hidden debts are one of the most damaging secrets that are frequently confessed during the discovery period of the proceedings. With more than 40 percent of couples hiding money secrets from each other, this topic comes up often in the court system. In most situations, the rules surrounding community property or equitable distribution apply to the debt in question. Read More 

The Sneaky Way Your Neighbor Can Steal Part Of Your Property

19 February 2015
 Categories: Law, Articles

It's well-known that neighbors can have a major impact on the quality of life you experience in your home. No matter how nice, quiet, or considerate your neighbors are, though, you must always remain vigilant when it comes to protecting your property. If you're not careful, your neighbor—inadvertently or on purpose—can end up taking part of your land without paying you anything in return. Here's how it can happen and how to protect yourself. Read More