In criminal law, few are the situations that are clear-cut, and disorderly conduct is one of the most obscure and vague. According to Illinois statutes, this misdemeanor charge can be used to punish individuals who are simply not willing to cooperate with the police or display a disrespectful behavior towards […]
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Social Media Professional Services For Your Legal PR
Public relations professionals in any field, but especially in the legal fraternity, can benefit from the many advances in technology and communication. Social media avenues like Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, and LinkedIn are a necessary and relevant part of any conversation on public relations. Long gone are the days when PR was […]
Things to Remember When Stopped For DUI
So, you have been stopped and pulled up by the cops, just when you are coming back from that long time get together with your college friends. Although it is quite human to indulge into a little alcohol at a college or school reunion with your long lost buddies, if […]
Tips to Figure Out Personal Injury Law
A lawsuit generally results when there is injury is the fault of someone else. This situation can be very confusing and intimidating. If you’ve been injured, then continue reading to learn your options on receiving the settlement you need. Don’t let flash advertisements be your personal injury lawyer. This is always […]
January is Divorce Month with More Divorces than Any Other Month
Studies have shown that couples are more likely to file for a divorce in the month of January. The number of actual divorces jumps by about 10 percent compared to other months, while attorneys consultations jump about 25 percent in January. Family law firm, The Stout Law Firm, P.L.L.C., has already […]
Time Management Tips for Lawyers
The “Time” element means a lot to professionals, especially lawyers who manage innumerable clients, hearings, and in between fulfill the needs of their family and friends. Add the socializing component and you will know how difficult it must be to manage all the chores. In such a scenario where time […]
Law School and LSAT Trends and Tips
According to a recent study, more than half of all law school admissions officers reported that they had decreased the size of their student capacity for the 2013-2014 school year. In addition to this startling fact, another 25 percent intend to cut their admissions again in the 2014-2015 school year. One reason […]
What Can Women Do to Protect Themselves During a Divorce?
According to the CDC, the US marriage rate is 6.8 per 1,000. What may be alarming is that the divorce rate is 3.6 per 1,000. Since that’s more than 50% of the marriage rate, it may seem like the odds are stacked against you. And even though it’s not something […]
What to Avoid when Studying for the LSAT
If you are just beginning to start on your LSAT prep, here are a couple of rookie mistakes to steer clear of. 1. Opting for a LSAT prep course without doing adequate research There are many LSAT prep courses that are taught by instructors that haven't even managed to score […]
Why and When You Need A Disability Attorney
If you are living with a disability, you have enough to cope with, without having to battle with bureaucracy at the same time. Yet the fact is that, without a disability attorney, the vast majority of SSD (Social Security Disability) claims are denied at the earlier, simpler, stages. This can […]
Tips on How to Avoid Hiring a Bad Attorney
Searching for an attorney can be overwhelming. There are so many that claim to to be the best fit for your type of case, but it’s hard to make a choice because your fate in court essentially lies in their hands. Barry Bobbitt, a criminal attorney located in Dallas suggests: “Interview […]
Crucial Mistakes That Will Doom Your Social Security Disability Claim
Let’s face it. Applying for a social security disability claim is both long and intimidating. Only a small portion of social security disability claims are actually approved at the very start of the application process and even under these favorable circumstances, there are still plenty of red tape to deal […]