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Expungement Bill 1482 and its Benefits for Reformed Offenders

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In Indiana, the Senate made revisions to Expungement Bill 1482, passed it, and sent it back to the House for approval. It seems like only a matter of time until the bill is passed into law with its bipartisan approval. The bill proposes to completely remove low-level criminal records that happened a significant amount of […]

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Medical Malpractice: When You Need to Find an Attorney

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Negligence on the part of a physician or other medical professional can result in the wrong treatment, diagnosis, or management of an illness for a patient. If this type of incident occurs and the patient is injured, a medical malpractice lawsuit may become necessary. Determining Medical Malpractice There are no guarantees when it comes to […]

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Career Options for Law School Graduates

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A law school graduate is suited for a wide variety of careers, and not all of them involve representing clients with respect to legal matters. While law school is, in part, a place to learn about “the law,” it’s also a place to learn how to analyze complex issues, communicate persuasively, negotiate, and resolve conflicts. […]

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Maximising the Chances of Making a Successful Personal Injury Claim

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Following an accident you may find yourself – perhaps for the very first time – facing the prospect of having to instruct a solicitor to pursue a claim for compensation on your behalf. This can often seem a daunting task as you begin to ponder such questions as how to choose the ‘right’ solicitor, what information […]

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Types of Law Degrees

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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), becoming a lawyer requires a minimum of two degrees over the course of 7 years of full-time study – 4 years for an undergraduate degree, followed by a 3-year law degree earned from a law school accredited by the ABA. If you are considering law school, generally […]

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