Legal Articles, General Practice

Settlement Affirms OSHA's General Duty Clause

OSHA has prevailed in prosecuting an employer whose workplace chemical exposures were within the legal limits but were above industry "best practices" ... This effort to enforce OELs using the General Duty Clause has significant ramifications on how OSHA may address the issue of outdated PELs.

CHILD SUPPORT - HOW MUCH WILL I HAVE TO PAY?

Child support is the amount of money that a court orders a parent to pay every month to help pay for the support of your children. Child support should improve the standard of living in the custodial household and improve the lives of the children.

New Illinois Law Will Help Protect Domestic Violence Survivors

Domestic violence has been a common area of discussion, given the recent Ray Rice scandal and the fact that October was National Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

Social Security Disability in Tennessee: Know Your Rights

how an attorney can help you with your disability claim.

The Psychology of the Pretrial Identification Procedures: The Showup is Showing Out and Undermining the Criminal Justice System

A review of the pretrial identification procedure, the showup, in comparison to the line up and the ramification against the potential suspect of utilizing this method outside of exigent circumstances.

Stand Your Ground

Facts surrounding Stand Your Ground Defense

White Collar and post conviction Part three

White Collar and post conviction

Part 2 Post conviction White Collar

Post Conviction for white collar cases

Post Conviction Relief

Post Conviction in White Collar Cases. Part 1

PArt two of SUmmary JUdgement in Civil cases

Summary Judgement in certain Civil cases.

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