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Is it legal for a police officer to pull you over after another unmarked car says he has radar showing that you're speeding?
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Answered on July 11, 2016
Yes, the officer in an unmarked car clocking you for speeding is a basis to pull someone over.
He admits going 52 which is over 45. Any speed...
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What kind of settlement can I expect for workman's comp?
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Answered on July 11, 2016
What kind of settlement? We can't discern anything here online or tell you how much you should settle for. This can only be done if you are...
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Who is willing to pursue my work injury case.?
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Answered on July 10, 2016
Many attorneys do UEI cases. Many don't. UEI is a pain to deal with as it's not as quick as straightforward as a case involving an insurance...
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Can I get a DUI charge dropped to a reckless driving with no alcohol related ?
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Answered on July 10, 2016
Whether a prosecutor offers you a wet reckless or a regular reckless is entirely up to the prosecutor. Your attorney would have to ask for a...
I am currently on probation in Maricopa County in Arizona, How do I petition for early release if my probation officer won't?
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Answered on July 10, 2016
I agree with Mr. Zachary. Paying everything off simply means you can afford it. You have to show the judge that you have complied on probation and...
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Can i get laid off because of work related medical leave?
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Answered on July 10, 2016
Workers' Compensation is your remedy. In exchange for it being a no fault system you can't sue your employer as some sort of alternative,...
Normal retainer for a MIP?
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Answered on July 09, 2016
Lawyers provide services and are paid an hourly rate as in any other profession. Retainers are required because of the unpredictability of...
What does it mean when they say time is excluded in a criminal proceeding
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Answered on July 09, 2016
Time must be excluded to continue your case. It is generally in your benefit to if your attorney requested it.
When you ask for it you waive...
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What are the statute of limitations for a felony, and how does this work?
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Answered on July 09, 2016
7 years from the date of offense or the date of dismissal whichever is longer.
If they have already charged you, you will remain in the system...
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Is anyone familiar with fighting (or answering based on actual precedent) the TSA? on Work Comp Issues.
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Answered on July 09, 2016
You will have to consult with a Federal Workers' Compensation attorney. There are very few who practice in this area as opposed to state. If you...
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