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Hit-and-Run Not Limited to Public Highways, Says Court

Blog post describing the scope of "hit and run" laws in Connecticut.

Hotel’s Liability in Drunk Driving Accident Questioned Under Dram Shop Law

Blog post on the topic of a business' liability for car accidents under dram shop laws in Connecticut.

Injured Plaintiff Fails to Establish Statutory Recklessness

Blog post describing the requirements necessary to prove recklessness in a car accident case in Connecticut.

Allegations Against Truck Driver Establish Negligence, Nothing More

Blog post on the topic of the requirements in Connecticut to establish negligence and recklessness in car accident cases.

Court Maintains Recklessness Count In Truck's Rear End Collision

Blog post on a case where a truck driver was sued for recklessness.

Yacht Club's Recklessness Maintained in Cycling Accident Suit

Info on a case where a cyclist was able to sue a yacht club for injuries sustained while riding a bike provided by the club.

Court Denies Double Damages Despite Defendant's Inconsistancy

Blog post on a court denying an increase in damages owed to a plaintiff in a car accident case.

USCIS to Begin Accepting Cap-Subject H1B Petitions for the FY-2018 Cap on April 3, 2017

On March 15, 2017, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced that it will begin accepting H1B petitions subject to the FY-2018 cap on April 3, 2017.

The Florida Divorce Process

Most people have heard divorce-related terms such as “child support,” “custody,” and “alimony,” but don’t fully understand what they mean or how they are determined. The lawyers at Lindsey Wilson will help you understand the Florida divorce process and the key issues relevant to you.

Parenting Plan for Complex Florida Divorce Cases – “Nesting”

If you are going through a divorce in Florida involving children, you will repeatedly hear the phrase: “in the best interest of the children,” or “parenting plan” over and over again.

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