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Can the Police Snoop on Your Phone? Myths Debunked

Today, smartphones have become an indispensable part of experiencing life. They hold much personal information, from texts and emails to photos and social media accounts. With this wealth of data at our fingertips, it is normal to wonder about the extent of police power when it comes to accessing our phones. This post will debunk three common myths about phone searches. The Police Can Search My Phone Without a Warrant One... ❯❯❯

7 Common Injuries Arising from Car Crashes

Car accidents can leave significant footprints in the lives of drivers and passengers. These can range from short-term injuries like sprains and fractures to more severe and longer-lasting injuries, including death. Here, we consider some of the most common injuries and your legal rights as a victim. TBI (Traumatic brain injury) This injury occurs to the brain, commonly due to jolts or blows to the head. These frequently... ❯❯❯

The Dos and Don’ts of a DUI

States prohibit driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs and being arrested under suspicion of driving under the influence can result in severe consequences. DUI charges can result in heavy fines, community service, and prison time, with increasing penalties if the crime is committed again. Since DUIs are so severe, it can be terrifying if traffic police pull you over under suspicion of driving under the influence. This... ❯❯❯

Depreciation-Based Injury Theory Used to Support Standing in a Products Case

The plaintiff's bar is increasingly testing the depreciation-based injury theory to support standing in a product liability case. Standing, also known as locus standi is a legal concept the court applies to determine whether a plaintiff has a case. A case has standing if the plaintiff can demonstrate that they suffered an injury, in fact, the injury can be traceable to the actions and inactions of the defendant, and they can find... ❯❯❯

You Can and Should Say No to a Car Search by Police

Being on Arizona roads means there is a chance you can get pulled over by the police for violations, perceived violations, or other criminal offenses. The standard for pulling a driver over is reasonable suspicion, which is low, and the same standard applies to making a police stop under any other circumstance. As such, it gives the police a long leash regarding when they can pull you over. After a police stop, it's important to be... ❯❯❯

7 Steps to Take After Sustaining Injury at Work

No one can predict where or when a mishap will happen. No matter how secure your work settings seem, there is often the likelihood of an injury on the job—whether at the office, factory, or construction site. It is crucial to know the steps to take after experiencing harm at work to prioritize your health and safeguard your rights. Further, you must know the workers' compensation procedure as it substantially affects your recovery... ❯❯❯

6 Indications Your Personal Injury Claim Is Solid

You cannot immediately ascertain if an injured fellow deserves compensation for their harm after a mishap. Even if the victim has a solid personal injury claim, the guilty party will attempt to distort it to hamper your monetary compensation. You want to know your chances of success before instituting a personal injury lawsuit. However, no one can authoritatively tell you how your case will end, as numerous factors affect a personal... ❯❯❯

Common Reputational Risk Cases Every Business Should Know and Manage

Reputation is fundamental in every business, so you should be attentive to any likely reputational risk to your business. Internal blind spots and external threats are reputational risks affecting companies. Working hard on your reputation is crucial because it determines your success. Have you ever imagined the implications of a public scandal involving your CEO or a hacker gaining access to sensitive data? You must be proactive to... ❯❯❯

What You Should Know About Riding a Motorcycle in the Winter

Motorcycles are a multifunctional, cost-effective means to ride from one point to another. However, what happens during winter? Can you ride a bike during winter? Whether you answer yes or no, you are correct in both cases. Knowing what you are doing can mitigate the danger and threat of riding a motorcycle during winter. All you need is the appropriate equipment and to be informed about safety. Keeping yourself warm, safe, and... ❯❯❯

Thinking about Divorce: How to Know Your Marriage Is Truly Over

In the midst of marital challenges, emotions can run deep. Reflecting on the possibility of divorce demands sincere introspection. Consider asking yourself, "Have we effectively communicated and collaborated as partners?" and "Am I clear on why divorce is the best option for me, both now and in the future?" These questions offer insight into your relationship dynamics and personal convictions. Your thoughtful responses can help you... ❯❯❯