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What are the Chances of Dying in a Car Crash?
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimates that there is around a 1% chance of dying in a car crash daily. Although this number may seem slight, there are several other factors that increase your chances of getting involved in a car accident...
What Should I Do After a Minor Car Accident?
You're sitting in bumper-to-bumper traffic in the streets of Los Angeles trying to get home as cars move forward inch by inch. As you creep a little forward and press on the brakes, the person in back of you rear ends you. The driver behind you was distracted while...
What is a Demand Letter?
A demand letter is often considered the “beginning” of a lawsuit. Specific wording in a demand letter can better help a plaintiff with their case. It can have a tremendous legal benefit, but not many people know what it is. General Overview A demand letter is a legal...
Can I Sue My Employer for Not Providing PPE?
Safety is one of the most important things in the workplace. One should provide employees with safety equipment to ensure that they are safe on the job. However, it is not always enough to provide safety equipment and hope for the best. Employers need to make sure...
Are You Misclassified As An Independent Contractor?
Are you misclassified as an independent contractor? If so, it's important to find out why. Most people would say yes if they are classified as a 1099 employee and not a W2. Independent contractors usually receive a 1099 form in the mail at the end of the year instead...
What is the Difference Between a Judgment and a Verdict?
The legal terms “judgment” and “verdict” are ones that can easily get mixed up. Here at Heidari Law, we want to make sure our clients are completely informed of the legal processes and understand every step of the way throughout the course of litigation. We strive to...
What is Pure Comparative Negligence?
Almost all personal injury cases involve proving negligence through evidence by the plaintiff. The plaintiff is the party that brings the lawsuit against the defendant. In trials where the plaintiff must prove negligence, the plaintiff must prove a variety of elements...
What is Arbitration?
Many are not aware of what arbitration is, and how arbitration could be used to the plaintiff's advantage when asserting their legal claim against a defendant. It is important to hire experienced attorneys who are knowledgeable in arbitration disputes in order to be...
What Happens When You Ride a Motorcycle Without a Valid License?
Imagine being pulled over while riding your motorcycle. You reach into your pocket and realize that your driver's license is no longer there. Could the police arrest you? The article discusses the risks and consequences of driving a motorcycle without a license. Is it...
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