When an employer terminates someone for an unlawful cause, such as a violation of federal anti-discrimination legislation or a breach of a written employment contract, this is referred to as wrongful termination. If an employee wins a case, they may be able to receive...
If you have pled not guilty to criminal charges and are being prosecuted in District or Supreme Court, a jury will most likely decide whether or not you are guilty. A jury is composed of a panel of 12 individuals chosen during the empanelment procedure. A jury is made...
Being pulled over by the police is a tense situation that may rapidly turn disastrous. In this section, we explain what the law demands and give techniques for dealing with police interactions. We want to be quite clear: The burden of de-escalation lies on police...
If you can beat a DUI conviction, it will save you thousands of dollars, time, and headache. The cost for a first time DUI conviction is pretty high, even if there is no crash. To ensure you don’t fall into this regrettable rut, here are tips that would help you avoid...
When arrested for driving under the influence, you will surely have tons of questions on your mind. You will be wondering if you should tell your parents about it, or perhaps your school. Will you lose your driver’s license? Although every case is different, they...
Question: Do you know that you can get a DUI, even if you’re not driving? The answer is Yes! Let’s say you just came out of a bar at night, drunk. You enter your car, start the car, and turn on the radio and air-conditioner, with no intention of driving. If a cop...
