Written by: RAM Law Do I have to cooperate with my car insurance company after a car accident? Yes, to a certain extent. If you are involved in a car accident, your insurance coverage will be important to you for several reasons: If you are ... [Read more...]
Common Types of Construction Site Accidents in New York
Written by: Attorney Jacob Oresky The construction industry has one of the highest worker injury rates of any occupation. Injured workers are almost always entitled to Workers’ Compensation which pays for medical expenses and lost wages, however ... [Read more...]
Know Your Options Before Buying Auto Insurance
We have all seen the auto insurance commercials on TV: Cavemen, lizards, Flo, ziplining pigs, bum ba dum dum dum. You'll agree they are entertaining and humorous. Some of those catchy little jingles even stick in our heads for days. However, ... [Read more...]
Father’s Rights Article
Bill O'Reilly's Ex-wife $319,000.00 Regarding Ex-Wife's Contempt in A Custody Matter Fox News commentator Bill O'Reilly's wife was fined by a Supreme Court Justice in Nassau County, New York for $319,000.00. She was fined this amount because she ... [Read more...]
Understanding the Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation (EEOICPA)
The Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program Act is a federal workers compensation program designed to provide benefits to individuals who contracted an occupational disease through exposure to toxic chemicals or substances while ... [Read more...]
Division of Coal Mine Workers’ Compensation (DCMWC)
The Federal Black Lung Program, administered by the Division of Coal Minne Workers' Compensation, is a federal program that serves coal miners and their survivors who are currently receiving federal workers' compensation benefits, or who have filed a ... [Read more...]
Taxation of Non-Immigrants with H-1b Status
An H-1b visa gives employers the opportunity to hire temporary foreign workers in certain specialty occupations. The H-1b is what is known as a "non-immigrant" visa, meaning that workers in the United States under this type of visa are not seeking ... [Read more...]
Texas Divorce Law—The Basics
When you are considering filing for a divorce in Texas, it's important that you understand some of the basics before you file. Here are answers to some frequently asked questions. Do You Have to Be a Texas Resident? If So, For How Long? The Texas ... [Read more...]
Divorce in Texas – An Overview
Thinking about filing for divorce in Texas? Here are some things you'll want to know. Qualifications to File in Texas Texas law requires that one of the parties reside in the state for at least six months immediately preceding the filing of a ... [Read more...]
The Higher Divorce Rates—Doctors or Businessmen?
Though most people perceive that doctors are more likely to be involved in a divorce than individuals in other professions, a recent study actually suggests otherwise. The study, , published by The BMJ (formerly the British Medical Journal), examined ... [Read more...]