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Do I Need a Personal Injury Lawyer in Oklahoma City After an Accident – 2023 Guide

January 28, 2021

The Oklahoma Highway Safety Office (OSHO) recorded a total of 73,267 crashes statewide in 2019, marking a 2.8% increase over the previous year. This translates to approximately 201 accidents per day, in whi...

5 Tips For Suing The Government For Personal Injury

Wilfredo E. Keeling

January 27, 2021

Law, Tips

Citizens increasingly sue the city or state for damages, which can reach very high amounts. However, such lawsuits are not simple, and there are many false lawsuits among them - which is why a large number of p...

5 Mistakes To Avoid When Hiring a Workers Comp Lawyer – 2023 Guide

Wilfredo E. Keeling

January 13, 2021

Law

There are many jobs where the possibility of injury to workers is very high. This is especially the case in factories, on construction sites, then police officers and many other occupations are also exposed to ...

What Should You Know About Getting Your Record Expunged?

Wilfredo E. Keeling

August 21, 2020

Business, Law

When you deal with criminal charges and a criminal conviction, it can hamper many parts of your life for years to come. It’s an unfortunate reality, and Rose Legal Services calls these collateral consequences o...

7 Tips for Travelling With a Criminal Record

Wilfredo E. Keeling

August 5, 2020

Law, Travel

Plane, rail, bus, boat, car. Means of transportation are many, but are they all available for ex-felons? Although the answer is both yes and no, we will try to explain which conditions are to be met for the ans...

What Happens When You Get a DUI?

Arni Barni

July 31, 2020

Law

Many people drive after having a few drinks without seeming to understand the risks involved. You may have even decided to drive before, because you felt sober enough to do so. According to Dmvedu.org many peop...

How A Criminal Record Can Hold You Back In Unexpected Ways

Wilfredo E. Keeling

July 28, 2020

Law

Nobody sets out with the intention of getting a criminal record. But sometimes it just happens. We often assume a criminal record to mean something severe and crazy — like robbing a bank. But you can acquire a ...