Were you fired or wrongfully terminated? Here's what you need to know about wrongful termination, your rights, and hiring a wrongful termination attorney.
What is wrongful termination?
Wrongful termination is when an employer fires someone for an illegal reason. There are a number of reasons that could be considered illegal, including discrimination, retaliation, breach of contract, and more.
What is the difference between wrongful termination and firing?
Firing is when an employee is let go for any reason.
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The weight of financial debt can be too much for some people to bear. Filing for bankruptcy may be the best tool available to help you find relief from your crippling debt.
Bankruptcy allows you to clear your financial slate so that you can begin to rebuild your finances without fear.
It's important that you fully understand the possible outcomes you may experience when filing for bankruptcy so that you will be prepared to utilize a bankruptcy filing to your advantage in the future.
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Filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy offers quick relief from overwhelming financial problems. Unfortunately, your application won't bear fruits if you make errors when filing. Errors usually delay the process and may lead to a denial of the application altogether. In case of denial, you have to invest more time and money to appeal the decision.
Therefore, you can't afford to make mistakes in your bankruptcy application. One way to do that is by working alongside a bankruptcy lawyer.
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When you were recently involved in a car accident, you might have assumed that your insurance company would handle the claim like they were supposed to. Now, though, you might be disappointed by the way that your car insurance company has handled the accident that you have been involved in, and you could be wondering what your next steps should be. Although this is not usually necessary when you're involved in a car accident, there are times when you might need to hire an insurance litigation attorney.
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Family law deals with legal proceedings that affect family relations. Before you bring your case to a family court, you should know the different types of issues that this court handles. Here's a list of some familiar cases you might want to bring before a family court.
Dissolution of Marriage or Legal Separation
Divorce is the most common type of case that a family court handles. Oftentimes, a divorce is the last resort for couples who can't seem to overcome their differences.
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