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Tag Archives: trial
Top Five Ways To Destroy Your Personal Injury Case
Don’t destroy your chances to win a personal injury lawsuit. Be prepared and try to pay attention to the details at the time of any accident. Continue reading
Posted in car accidents, Personal Injury, The Courtroom
Tagged accident, evidence, lawsuit, lawyer, medical care, personal injury, trial, witnesses
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Do You Understand the Appeals Process?
An appeal can occur when one party in a settled case isn’t happy with the outcome and/or doesn’t believe the trial was fair. Continue reading
Posted in Settlements, The Courtroom
Tagged appeal, appeals process, appellant, court, court of appeals, trial
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How Are Jurors Selected?
A lot of paperwork, questions and answers, and discussions are involved before a final jury is chosen to hear and render a verdict on a given case. Continue reading
Posted in Jury - Why the Jury is so important, Settlements, The Courtroom
Tagged civil cases, criminal cases, jurors, jury members, jury notice, trial, voir dire
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Who is to Blame? Not Google!
Commonsense must play a role in judgment decisions. However, when involved in an accident were circumstances may have been created by others, consult an attorney. Continue reading
Posted in car accidents, Jury - Why the Jury is so important, News, Personal Injury, Settlements, The Courtroom
Tagged attorney, commonsense, defendants, Google Maps, lawsuits, trial
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Presenting Yourself for Success in Court
Not sure what you should do in court? These tips may help. Continue reading