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You may have heard that most car accidents happen close to home. For instance, people will say that accidents generally occur within five miles of your house. This can lead some to believe that it’s most dangerous to drive on roads that you’re familiar with. While...
Poorly lit parking lots are issues for users, especially at night. When the lights go out, danger looms. Accidents, kidnappings, robberies, and murders are all fair game when the parking lot owner decides to poorly maintain their premises or not properly oversee...
This is the time of year when you get to meet a lot of new people and enjoy spending time with friends. There are tons of tourists who head to the islands during the mainland’s summer vacation, and you enjoy every moment of it. Unfortunately, at the last barbecue you...
It’s safe to say that the legality of marijuana in the United States has changed dramatically over the past five years or so. Once universally banned in all states, marijuana remains illegal at the federal level, but many states have adopted laws that now make it...
Going through a divorce when you’re in the military is a challenging undertaking. Certain rules apply to military cases that aren’t applicable to civilian ones. An attorney who's familiar with military divorces can help you learn your options so you can protect your...
One of the first things a parent considering divorce has to worry about is whether the change in their marital status will have an impact on the relationship with their children. It is common for parents to worry that divorce might negatively affect the relationship...
Does size matter? A car's size does have a significant impact on your ability to survive a crash, according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS). The IIHS's data shows that larger vehicles like sports utility vehicles (SUVs) and trucks appear to have...
Federal lawmakers enacted the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) in 1993. It protects the rights and jobs of workers who need medical leave for themselves or to care for their loved ones. While many Hawaiian employers must abide by this law, others do not. Having a...