Divorce can be a stressful and painful experience not only for the people involved in getting a divorce, but also the entirety of the family as well. It can especially put a lot of undue strain on any children who happened to be mixed up in the middle of the fray. People tend to view divorce as a struggle, as a phenomenon that puts two adversaries up against one another. However, divorce need not necessarily be that way.
- Autodialing technology is so cheap, companies are using it to contract customers about everything from sales to past due accounts. While the Telephone Consumer Protection Act of 1991 (TCPA) protects consumers from unwanted phone calls from businesses, some companies ignore the law and use robocalls to hound people regardless of their objections. However, a recent court judgment against a well-known cable giant demonstrates how misuse of robocalling can result in a hefty payday for affected consumers.
- Personal injury claims are unique for a number of reasons. To begin with, approximately 95% of all personal injury claims do not go to trial. Of the small percentage that actually make it to the inside of a courtroom, 90 percent of them end up in a loss. This means that your success in filing a personal injury claim is often tied to how well you do your homework and set yourself up for success in the beginning.
- The ride you took through a ride-sharing program may have seemed like a good idea at the time simply because it was cheap; however, you may wonder if this was the best choice after the driver struck another car. Ride-sharing programs can be good, but there are also liability issues that may create problems for you. If this recently happened to you, here are three things you may want to know.
- The number of people on disability has been increasing rapidly throughout the years. In the early 90's the ratio of workers to those on disability was 35.5:1. By 2012, the ratio changed to 16.3:1. So why is it so difficult for those who need disability to actually receive it? These skyrocketing numbers may be the cause. The number of people on disability is so alarming; they want to ensure people aren't receiving disability when they don't actually need it.