If you are currently engaged in a personal injury lawsuit, how you use social media matters. Here are three myths many individuals often believe about how their social media accounts can be used in a personal injury lawsuit, and the facts you need to know to fight your case successfully.
Myth #1: If My Social Media Accounts Are Private, Opposing Counsel Can't Access T
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- Property owners have an obligation under state, local and federal laws to keep their land and building safe for those who are conducting business there and authorized visitors. These premise liability laws are in effect to protect innocent people from suffering personal injuries. If an injury occurs to someone while they are on another person's property, the property
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