Definition: Refugee vs. Asylum Seeker
Understanding what prompts individuals to seek asylum or run from their home countries can be a beneficial first step in learning how you can get help.
Immigration Updates and Headlines
Although recent USCIS updates and information are posted here, anyone with any questions regarding their immigration status should call an immigration attorney to verify their situation.
What is Tort Law?
Tort law protects and compensates individuals who have been harmed by an act of negligence, recklessness, or intentional wrongdoing.
Drive Safely This Summer
Busy highways, young drivers, and a city full of tourists can make being on the road precarious, but here are some tips to drive safely this summer.
Filing a Claim for Emotional Distress
Emotional distress, also called "mental anguish," is a primarily psychological injury that may be asserted in civil lawsuits. Legally, emotional distress is a state of mental suffering resulting from an incident caused by someone else's negligence or intentional acts. Recovering damages for emotional distress can be challenging.
How To Sabotage Your Legal Case
Most people are unaware that seemingly harmless comments or actions can end up adversely affecting the outcome of their case, perhaps even costing them a large sum of money.
Have a Safe Fourth of July!
While we love the annual traditions of watching parades, attending parties, hosting barbecues, and enjoying fireworks, the Fourth of July is also statistically one of the most dangerous holidays.
Injured in a Public Transit Accident?
While public transit has always been an environmentally sound choice, gas prices have now made it a fiscally sound one. But is it safe?
Surprising Personal Injury Statistics
Dog bites, broken sidewalks, and misrepresented products all fall under the umbrella of personal injury law. These personal injury statistics tell an interesting story.
Get the Facts About Personal Injury Myths
These common misconceptions and personal injury myths shouldn't keep you from pursuing your rightful compensation. Let's set the record straight.
