The analysis is highly fact dependent and you cannot secure a definitive answer in an online forum. Immediately provide the summons and complaint...

Ideally, you would want a traffic attorney who regularly practices in the county where you were cited. As my learned colleague observed, all you...

Yes, you will lose your license. If you were the at-fault driver, you will probably be cited for driving without insurance in addition to the...

The points remain on your license for seven years (what the insurance companies can see) but they only count against you for two years for purposes...

Tell this narrative to your BF's attorney and the investigating detective. On your facts, he did nothing wrong and YOU were entirely at fault. ...

I agree with my colleagues. In the old days, when glass bottles were returned, sterilized, and reused, you could find soda bottles with insects...

If this is a work injury, you really need to consult an experienced Worker's Compensation attorney as soon as possible because your benefits should...

You can sue anybody. The real question is whether suit would be viable. In other words, whether it is likely that you would be able to recover more...

If you filed a Worker's Compensation claim and you filed a lawsuit, you clearly have one or more attorneys working for you. More importantly, you...

You ask a simple question to which there is no simple answer. Points "stay" on your record for 10 years. If you acquire 18 points or more in...