A medical malpractice suit can be filed anytime a person feels they have been injured or harmed during the course of a medical procedure. It can be hard to prove malpractice, and there are time limits you have to follow in order to file. You’ll need certain documentation, so the sooner you can start the process the better off you’ll be. ...read more
Getting a divorce is never a pleasant experience. The cost of attorneys and court fees adds to the stress of the divorce. If both parties are in agreement with no party contesting any part of the divorce, you can file for a DYI uncontested divorce. ...read more
International divorce law can be complicated because national divorce laws vary from one another. If the couple is from different countries, one country's divorce laws may have jurisdiction over the couple in regards to the division of property and custody of children. ...read more
While attorneys often start their legal careers working as associates in existing law firms, some attorneys decide they would rather work for themselves in the area of law they practice. If you have determined that you want to practice bankruptcy law and be your own boss, you may want to form a bankruptcy law firm. ...read more
Business law classes are offered in high school. The course teaches students about the laws that need to be applied when a business is in operation. Students also learn the different laws as they pertain to the different business practices. High school professors come up with various methods of teaching their students about researching business laws. The goal of the teacher is to teach the student how to retain the information that they have learned. ...read more
If you are married and you and your spouse both agree the marriage is over, an uncontested divorce allows you to divorce in a dignified way, quietly, and inexpensively. Most couples choose this route to divorce because it cost less. In addition, it avoids the nastiness that often happens with a contested divorce. ...read more
By BristolResident August 20, 2012
We hired this attorney after finding her in the yellow pages since she was local to us. I paid her in full in cash after cashing out some of my 401k, in order to have her file our bankruptcy petition. She sounded like she knew what she was talking about after looking over all our paperwork until we paid and that's where it all went south. After paying her she kept coming up with excuse after excuse that we were going to have problems with the bankruptcy. Not only that but we could never get a hold of her over the phone after calling morning, noon and evening. We even tried to catch her at her office but she would keep the door locked and hide out and not answer the door. I ended up having to file a grievance with the State of CT. Diane Summers is THE WORSE attorney I have ever dealt with! We fired her after she did nothing for us and she refused to return any money to us so we were out $1800. We hired John Barbieri out of New Britain and our petition was filed within a couple of weeks ...read more
By cathy simpson August 10, 2010
On his ratings I had to give him a star but I didnt want to even give him that...This guy never returns calls..I have called and the paralegal said he would return my call but he has never called once..Its going on a week and he still hasn't called..Don't waste your time calling this guy there are so many real good attorney to waste your time dealing with him..And they return calls, unlike Gary Constant ...read more
By Guest G. at Judy'sBook May 18, 2010
wouldn't recomend for child affairs because he was more concerned over monetary things(his pocket) than the actual childs well being. ...read more
