Posts Tagged ‘law’

Should Breathalizers be Installed on all Automobiles?

March 11, 2010 by Ricardo N. Gonzalez · Leave a Comment
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Should there be breathalizers on all cars, is a question that many people are asking when it comes to a lot of the newer cars that are being manufactured by leading automobile providers. Before, these breathalyzers were only mandated to be in the cars of individuals that had been convicted of driving while intoxicated, however there have been a lot of debates about these breathalyzers being installed in all vehicles.

Finding An Illinois Workers Compensation Attorney?

March 10, 2010 by Barb Rasmussen · Leave a Comment
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If you’ve recently suffered an on the job injury and you’re wondering if you should look into finding an Illinois workers compensation attorney… You should at least try to find the number of a good one, whether or not you wind up needing them. Hopefully it won’t come to that, and you can get your worker’s comp without having to go through too many hoops, but the fact remains that they’re probably going to be fighting you every single step of the way, so you really should make sure you’re prepared to fight for it, too.

Understanding Miranda Warnings

March 10, 2010 by Mark Owens · Leave a Comment
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Let’s hope you never hear them. “You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law.” Some people think that a police officer is required to provide every citizen whom they stop or with whom they speak their Miranda warnings. However, that is not accurate. The Supreme Court has decided who needs to be informed of these rights and when.

Hiring Your Own Accountant Will Make A Difference

March 10, 2010 by Hiroko Crown · Leave a Comment
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If you’ve got considerable income, own your own small business or have multiple accounts and investments, it may be a good idea to hire an accountant. It’s a daunting task, keeping records of all of your financial affairs.

Massachusetts Tax And Budget Proposal

February 8, 2010 by Mark Owens · Leave a Comment
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Gov Patrick has sent his budget proposal to the Massachusetts House and Senate. They will work on constructing their own version of the budget proposal and then send it back over. The 2011 fiscal budget proposal is for 28.2 billion. The new fiscal year starts on July, 1.

Calling On A Personal Injury Attorney Will Allow Your Voice To Be Heard

February 6, 2010 by Mark Salinas · Leave a Comment
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A lot of people will call on the assistance of a personal injury attorney if they have been unwillingly forced to suffer any ailments. We are all well aware the sometimes accidents beyond our control can occur, but there is something that we can do about it when we call on the assistance of a personal injury lawyer.

Do You Want To Be An Accountant?

February 4, 2010 by Elizabeth Haley · Leave a Comment
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You know how there are some people in this world who just seem to be able to add and subtract, multiply and divide, in their heads, no matter how big an equation is? There are some of us that have no aptitude where this is concerned, at all. For those of you who are able to figure out figures quickly and easily, there’s a career path that just may suit you well.

Hang Up Before You Turn The Key In BC

January 28, 2010 by Jon Dykstra · Leave a Comment
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Our cell phone chatting driving lifestyle in British Columbia is now over. Yes, it’s a driving activity many of us do often. I’ve been asked already “what kind of hands-free cell phone device will I get?”

Colorado Texting and Driving Law

January 26, 2010 by Josh McDowell · Leave a Comment
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On December 1st, 2009 Governor Ritter of Colorado signed into law a bill criminalizing text messaging while driving. The new law will make texting and driving a Class A driving infraction.

What Kind of Personal Injury Law is in British Columbia?

January 25, 2010 by Jon Dykstra · Leave a Comment
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If you suffer a personal injury in a car accident in British Columbia, you will advance your injury claim in a tort-style system.

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