North Andover, MA
Personal injury Lawyer at North Andover, MA
Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Bankruptcy & Debt, Business
INCOME Gross income is stated under the first two categories. This must be listed for the current year, giving year-to-date gross income up to the date that the petition is filed. The gross for the...
See Full GuidePETITION, SCHEDULES & STATEMENTS Whether it is a valuable collection of items in the attic or a trust fund, bankruptcy law requires that everything be included. Here is where having an attorney prov...
See Full GuideCAR LOAN If you have a car that was reaffirmed in the bankruptcy, make every payment before it is due, assuring that the lender receives the payment in a timely manner. If you do not have a car, buy...
See Full GuideGeneral Damages (Hedonic Damages) General damages, sometimes referred to as "hedonic damages" are often the big ticket item in a personal injury case. This category includes the loss of enjoyment to...
See Full GuideUnder a contingent fee agreement, an injured person retains an attorney to pursue the case without having to pay up front or on a periodic basis as work progresses....
See Full GuideFor whatever reason, people sometimes wait to file their personal injury claim. You should avoid doing so at all costs. Waiting only reduces the chances of your claim being successful. This guide detai...
See Full GuideArbitration In an arbitration, each side presents its arguments to an “arbitrator”, who listens to the dispute and can ask questions left unanswered. The parties present whatever evidence they have,...
See Full GuideMake the most of your initial consultation with an attorney after an accident. Call in advance and make an appointment. While some attorneys accept "walk in" clients, you face the possibility that th...
See Full GuideIf you've had an accident, there are often notice requirements. Many people understand statutes of limitation. These statutes give an injured person a given number of years after an accident to file ...
See Full GuideIn any case in which negligence is claimed, four elements must be established: (1) duty (2) breach of that duty (3) causation of harm, and (4) damages. (1) To establish duty in a car accident case y...
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