Suing Your Supervisor For Sexual Harassment

No matter which type of position an employee might have, the position can be stressful when there is tension in his or her work environment. For example, tension might arise if a supervisor constantly harasses an employee in a manner that threatens the employee's job. Sexual harassment is one of the worst types of harassment to experience in the workplace, especially when the person committing the crime has the power to terminate the employee. Read More 

Why Engage A Personal Injury Lawyer If You’re Injured In A Swimming Pool?

Relaxing in a swimming pool can be a great way to cool off and have fun with friends and family. Unfortunately, accidents can happen in the pool, resulting in serious injuries. If you or someone you love has been injured in a swimming pool, the best thing you can do is to hire an experienced personal injury lawyer. While it's possible to handle some types of cases on your own, an attorney can help you navigate the legal process smoothly. Read More 

How To Deal With Tax Problems Involving The IRS

Tax issues involving the IRS often keep people up at night. If you're dealing with tax problems, the important thing is to take a structured approach to resolve the matter. An IRS tax problems lawyer will tell clients to do these four things. Collect and Copy the Paperwork  One of the worst things about the IRS is that they can hit you with lots of paperwork. Worse, these documents often look very threatening and bureaucratic at the same time. Read More 

Pursuing Justice Following Your Personal Injury Accident

A personal injury accident can be a very serious problem for a person to encounter. One of these incidents can have the potential to result in a person suffering significant injuries and major financial losses. How Will You Know Whether You Should Pursue A Personal Injury Lawsuit Following Your Accident? It is often the case that a personal injury victim may not have much of an understanding of the steps required to properly evaluate their case. Read More 

Can You Still Get Worker’s Compensation If You Contract COVID-19 At Work?

A problem faced by many "essential workers" during the early months of the pandemic was that, by being exposed to so many people, these workers often contracted the coronavirus and developed COVID-19. Before vaccines were available, the results could be devastating and debilitating. As a result, filing a worker's compensation claim for contracting COVID-19 at work became common in many states. Now that vaccines are available, the illnesses aren't always as dire (although anecdotally, there's still a large percentage who end up feeling like they just had the worst respiratory infection ever). Read More