My name is Ginger Doyle. Thanks for stopping by my website. Has something happened to you or a loved one that has prompted you to think that you might have a medical malpractice case? The best way to answer that question is by speaking to an attorney that specializes in medical malpractice cases. I won’t claim to be an expert, but I did have a situation where malpractice came into play. A doctor misdiagnosed my father. The medication that was prescribed ended up causing him permanent damage. It was a medication that should not have been given to someone with his condition. I am going to share some of what I’ve learned along the way. I hope that you will find this information to of use.
Posted on: 28 November 2020
If you have been in a car accident with a drunk driver, you might initially think you have a clear case. After all, the other party was committing a crime when they hit you, leaving you with a variety of injuries and expensive bills to pay.
Now, in the days and weeks following your accident, you may begin to worry. Is it possible that the drunk driver could shift blame onto you?
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Posted on: 28 October 2020
If you have recently lost a parent who had assets, you need to know that even with a will, your parent's estate needs to go through the probate process. This is a legal process where a judge will look at the deceased assets and liabilities to make sure all outstanding debts are paid, and the remaining wealth is transferred to the proper heirs. You can do this yourself, but the following are a few reasons to hire a probate attorney.
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Posted on: 30 September 2020
Criminal charges have the potential to ruin your life if they are not handled in a proper manner. Sadly, there are many people that will simply fail to understand the types of steps and actions that will be needed if they are to effectively protect themselves against the worst consequences of a criminal charge. Read on to learn how you can properly deal with this kind of situation.
Is It Worth Hiring A Criminal Defense Attorney For Minor Offenses?
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Posted on: 26 August 2020
Police officers are restricted regarding whether or not they are allowed to search your vehicle. They might ask if they can look inside but they cannot force you to consent to a search except under certain circumstances. For this reason, it's always a good idea to say "no" when an officer asks whether they may search your car.
They Must Have Probable Cause
An example of probable cause might be when a police officer can smell marijuana in the car.
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