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How Is Fault Determined in Pedestrian Accident Cases?

Determining fault in pedestrian accident cases can be a complicated process. Whenever pedestrians and vehicles collide, emotions often run high. However, the legal system relies on evidence, rules, and clear legal principles to identify who bears responsibility.
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What Evidence Strengthens a Premises Liability Lawsuit?

Premises liability lawsuits often occur when one person has been injured on another person’s property due to unsafe or hazardous conditions. These cases are often complicated and require the injured party to prove negligence on the part of the property owner or manager.
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What to Do If You're Arrested for Refusing a Breath Test

Facing criminal charges for a DUI is often an overwhelming and intimidating experience. However, a DUI isn't the only offense for which you can be arrested. In Nebraska, you can be arrested during a traffic stop for refusing to take a breath test.
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Can You Be Charged with Assault Without Physical Contact?

Assault is a serious crime that typically involves physical violence or the threat of physical violence. However, there are occasions where you could be charged with assault even if there was no physical contact involved. This concept is known as "assault without battery" or "simple assault," and it can carry serious consequences.
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When Can Grandparents Seek Custody or Visitation?

Family dynamics can often be complicated, and situations involving child custody or visitation can be particularly sensitive. When grandparents face circumstances where they believe their involvement is crucial for the child's welfare, they may wonder about their legal rights.
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What You Should and Shouldn't Do If You've Been Arrested

Being arrested is often a stressful and overwhelming experience. While your emotions may be strong, it's important to remain calm and mindful of your actions. What you do—or don’t do—following an arrest can have a significant impact on the outcome of your case.
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