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The question of whether or not a lawyer can have a work-life balance is one that’s often debated. Work-life balance is defined as equally prioritizing personal and professional activities in an individual’s life. Based on the definition of the term, it’s easy to see why this question is up for debate. Lawyers notoriously work long … Read more
Do you use old technology in your personal life? For example, is your cell phone or computer more than five years old or even more than 3 years old? The answer is almost certainly “no. Why? Because the technology that old is obsolete. Unfortunately, despite keeping up with technology on the personal side, many personal … Read more
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, there were 2,654,700 total non-fatal injury or illness cases in the workplace in 2020. Out of those cases, there were 211,640 involving slips, falls, or trips. There were also 4,764 fatalities that occurred on the job. Individuals injured in or at a place of work often wonder … Read more
It’s no secret that personal injuries are incredibly common in the United States. The most common types of personal injuries lawyers see are automobile accident personal injury claims. Since Medicare and Medicaid are popular federal health insurance programs, it’s not unusual for these programs to pay medical bills associated with an accident. A Medicare set … Read more
Thousands of people are injured in the United States each day due to the reckless actions of others, including auto accidents, medical malpractice, premises liability, faulty products, etc. When the injured are unable to work, medical bills and monthly expenses pile up. Filing a lawsuit against the individual or company and obtaining compensation for injuries … Read more
According to the Bureau of Justice Statistics, about 3 to 4 percent of personal injury cases go to trial. In the United States, a large proportion of civil litigation consists of personal injury lawsuits. These cases are covered under tort claims acts, which vary from state to state. The tort claims acts provide a legal … Read more
Mass tort cases commonly stem from things that affect numerous people or a group of people, such as a defective drug or poorly designed product that causes harm. The defendants in mass tort cases are often big corporations, such as pharmaceutical companies. At times, these cases receive widespread publicity and make news headlines. Since these types … Read more
Personal injury attorneys could always use a few extra hours in the day. While lawyers can’t slow the Earth’s spin for a longer day, personal injury lawyers can improve their firm’s productivity by embracing the rise of paralegal outsourcing services, including virtual paralegals. Many of tasks like answering phone or creating summaries of client interviews … Read more
According to Gartner, by 2022, 70% of customer interaction will involve tech-like chatbots. Chatbot development and usage across all forms of business is expanding, which offers opportunities for your law firm to use them and get ahead of your competition. In the past, chatbots mostly handled FAQs, but through artificial intelligence and natural language processing, … Read more
In terms of white-collar crimes (fraud, money laundering, or security and antitrust violations) in the United States, RICO cases are among the most serious. The government will use all available resources to pursue a RICO case against you if the evidence is there. The criminal investigations associated with these cases are often lengthy and complex. … Read more
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