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Statutes of Limitations for Sexual Abuse Claims by State

When you have survived sexual abuse, deciding whether to pursue legal action is a deeply personal choice. Many survivors struggle with the question of whether too much time has passed to seek justice. Every state has its own statute of

Understanding Your Legal Rights as a Sexual Abuse Survivor

Surviving sexual abuse is a life-altering experience, and navigating the legal system in search of justice can feel overwhelming. When you have suffered due to another person’s wrongful actions, you have legal rights designed to protect you, hold perpetrators accountable,

What Happens if a Family Member Dies in an Auto Accident?

Most Americans rely on cars in their daily lives. The downside is that accidents happen frequently, and they can potentially turn lives upside down — especially when an accident is deadly. More than 42,000 Americans died in traffic accidents in

Difference Between Construction Claims and Disputes

Construction contracts are legally binding agreements made between two or more parties to perform certain tasks and services related to a construction project. They are often very detailed and comprehensive, including provisions for payment, deadlines, quality standards, and even claims

What Is a Whistleblower?

Many people have heard the term “whistleblower” in the news, but what does it mean, exactly? The simplest definition of a whistleblower is someone reporting waste, fraud, abuse, or corruption to someone in authority who can correct the wrongdoing. Learn