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Car accidents are an unfortunate reality for drivers and passengers in Puerto Rico. The island’s bustling roads, varying traffic conditions, and common tourist activity can make accidents a frequent occurrence. According to the Puerto Rico Traffic Safety Commission, thousands of accidents are… Read more
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The chill of winter sends many Americans reaching for quick, portable heat solutions, and space heaters are an inexpensive, convenient option. But when a space heater is defective, what should be a comfort can turn into a deadly hazard: fires, burns, smoke inhalation, property loss, and… Read more
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Morgan & Morgan has announced that it has filed a defamation lawsuit
on behalf of Chantel Jeffries, the young woman who was in Justin
Bieber’s car the night the Canadian-born entertainer was arrested in
Miami in early 2014.
“Media, the most powerful communication tool, has a sinister side with… Read more
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When someone you love is diagnosed with mesothelioma, your world narrows instantly: doctor appointments, treatment decisions, daily care, financial stress, and, above all, the overwhelming desire to protect them. For many families, caregivers often become the researchers, the advocates, and… Read more
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What do we mean when we say all law firms are not the same?
We mean that it matters who you hire to represent you in your personal injury case. To get the best results, you need an army of highly-skilled, relentless, trial-ready attorneys with a winning track record. What’s more, you need a law… Read more
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The ominous commercials typically run at night. They describe a type of cancer called mesothelioma, which develops in the thin layer of tissue that protects the majority of internal organs against infections. The commercials link the development of mesothelioma with prolonged exposure to asbestos,… Read more
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Mr. Hargrove graduated Magna Cum Laude from Auburn University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics in 2001. He graduated from the Walter F. George School of Law at Mercer University (where he attended on a full scholarship) Magna Cum Laude in 2004, finishing 4th in his Law School Class.… Read more
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The short answer to this question is yes, a cashier's check can be voided. However, the exact process will depend on your bank and whether you are in possession of the check-in question. Generally, most banks take around 90 days to refund the voided check and also charge a cancellation fee. … Read more
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Promotional emails are everywhere. From flash sales and discount alerts to “important account notices,” companies send millions of messages to consumers every single day. Most are harmless. Some are even helpful.But others cross a legal line.Misleading subject lines. Fake urgency. Inflated… Read more
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Products are recalled from store shelves when there’s enough evidence to suggest that they may be causing more harm than good to the consumers that use them. This frequently happens, so much so that you might feel you’re always behind the curve with the latest product recalls. However, some very… Read more
