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Common Defenses Against An Illegal Firearm Possession Charge

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Even if you live in a state that is somewhat lenient when it comes to firearm ownership, you may face very severe penalties if you own a weapon that is illegal. In some cases, you might not even know that the weapon you are in possession of is illegal, such as if you make a modification to a part of your firearm that is considered an illegal modification. A criminal defense lawyer may be able to help you have your charges reduced or dismissed.…

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What Should You Do When You Think Your Employer Is Retaliating Against You For Reporting OSHA Violations?

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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration places regulations on businesses that help ensure that employees are kept safe in the workplace. Businesses that violate these regulations can face fines from OSHA. However, OSHA doesn’t typically inspect businesses to make sure that they’re following all of the federal safety regulations placed on them — they rely on employees reporting potential safety violations to OSHA. Once an employee reports a potential safety hazard, OSHA may send an inspector out to the workplace in order to make sure the business is following federal safety rules.…

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What To Expect When Filing An Auto Accident Claim

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Auto accident law, especially the branch that covers injuries, can seem complex to deal with. That’s why many people prefer to put their cases into the hands of a car accident lawyer. It’s important, however, to go into the process with some understanding of what likely will and won’t happen. Suing Someone There may be a particular appeal that comes with the idea of pursuing a lawsuit, but the chances that your claim will end up going to court are pretty slim.…

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