If you suspect that critical evidence in your injury case is being hidden, you might still wonder how to proceed. Fortunately, the legal system takes this type of problem very seriously. If you think there's something fishy going on with the evidence in your case, here are three things you should consider.
Do Not Intervene on Your Own
Instead of handling this alone, share your concerns with your attorney. When you talk with a personal injury attorney about a case where there is a fair amount of material evidence involves, they will inquire about any items of evidence that needs to be preserved.
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Deciding to file for divorce is a life-altering decision that can affect the rest of your life. As such, you do not want to irrationally or prematurely decide to file for divorce. You want to ensure that it is the right decision for you and that you are truly ready to end the marriage and keep it in the past. Here are three important questions to ask yourself before you file for divorce.
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If you are relatively young and in great health, then making plans for what will happen to your estate after you die one day may be the last thing on your mind. However, now is actually the perfect time to make arrangements, because if a sudden illness were to strike, your mental clarity may become compromised and lead to you having to delegate your estate planning to a legal power of attorney who may or may not make choices that you would have if you had created your own will.
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If you have juvenile convictions hanging over your head, you may face difficulty finding a job, renting an apartment or even buying a new car. You may think that this is simply part of the consequences of the foolishness of your youth and that you can't do anything about it. In many instances, you can get your records expunged and get a fresh start. Here's what you need to know about getting rid of your juvenile criminal records.
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If you're the owner of a small business that is on the tail end of a banner sales season, you may be facing a painful January quarterly tax payment unless you can reduce your taxable income by the end of the calendar year. For those who have significantly underestimated their taxes, back taxes and penalties, April 15 could hamstring your business's operations for the rest of the year. What can you do to minimize your tax burden while keeping as much profit invested in your business as possible?
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