150 Legal Blog Posts: Injury Law, Bankruptcy, Drones & More

The Law Offices of Andrew D. Myers announce that we have now posted 150 blog articles.  This milepost indicates the sharing of legal basics, the highlighting of legal trends and analysis of breaking new case law.

Many of our legal blog posts focus on our two primary practice areas, personal injury and bankruptcy. But the office legal blog also explains the status of the law on such diverse topics as drones, the growth of surveillance cameras seemingly everywhere, privacy rights and health care.

Here is a review of some of the topics we’ve shared:

Personal Injury Blog Posts

Many of our legal blog posts cover the basics.  These are the building blocks of what a personal injury case is all about.  But often these basics are not fully explained as they should be to those who need to know.

What is Negligence Law? What is a Tort?  Negligence Law Basics

Contingent Fee Agreements  What is a Contingent Fee Agreement

Slip and Fall Accidents  My case is open and shut.  Isn’t it?

Injuries on the job and workers compensation accidents  Workers Compensation Basics

Preexisting Injuries and Conditions  Preexisting Injuries & Conditions

Claims against the government  Suing the Government

Why not to wait in filing a personal injury claim  Passage of time no friend to a claim

Never give “Statements” without an attorney  Statements and Caution

The most frequently asked question by clients and potential clients:  What is my personal injury case worth?  Here’s the answer.  What is my Case Worth?

Emotional Distress  What Makes an Emotional Distress Case?

Liens on Personal Injury Cases  Personal Injury Case Liens

Bankruptcy Blog Posts

Our bankruptcy blog answers the basics that potential clients, clients and casual readers find helpful:

Should I file Bankruptcy?  What basics should be considered?  What are the Basics of Bankruptcy?

Bankruptcy Discharge  Bankruptcy Discharge

Bankruptcy “Means Test” – Chapter 7  What is the Bankruptcy Means Test

Bankruptcy: Moral? Ethical?   Is Bankruptcy Moral and Ethical?

Bankruptcy Schedules Focus on Key Categories of Filer’s Finances  Bankruptcy Schedules

Bankruptcy: Include all Assets Income and Debt  Bankruptcy Requires Disclosure of all Income, Assets and Debt

Charge Off:  What is it? Do I still Have to Pay Charged Off Debt?  What is a Charge Off?

Other bankruptcy issues blogged here address timely concerns covered in the news, but with the legal angle clients always ask about:

Too Broke to go Bankrupt  How can one be Too Broke to go Bankrupt?

Discharge of student Loans in Bankruptcy: Exception to Rule  Discharge of Student Loans

Other Legal Blog Issues

Drones: What’s the Law on Small Private Drones? Where can they fly?  What About Privacy?  Drones and the Law

Health Care Decision or Court Review of Congressional Power?  Affordable Care Act Decision, What did it Really Say?

One Person’s Trash – Another Person’s Evidence  Is Trash Private?

Adverse Possession Law: Boundary Disputes  Adverse Possession 

Surveillance Cameras: When do The Violate Privacy Rights?  Reasonable Expectation of Privacy

We post new articles frequently.  Our blog attracts comments from around the world.  Even other attorneys have contacted our office asking for information after finding this blog in their research.

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