Whether you ride for exercise or fun or it's your main mode of transportation to and from work and home, riding a bike can be a healthy, cost-effective, and eco-friendly activity. Unfortunately, biking can also be dangerous, especially if you ride along roads and highways. While surprising for most people to hear, an estimated 467,000 bike-related injuries occurred in 2015 alone. Many of these injures were caused by motorists operating vehicles without paying sufficient attention to bicyclists.

Hiring the right process server to get your legal documents delivered in a timely manner is critical. If you hire the wrong person, you could end up facing unnecessary litigation delays (which equals unnecessary legal fees). You could also risk seeing the court dismiss your case entirely! While a process server's fees are always a consideration when you're worried about expenses, it's important not to base your decision on who to hire on their fees alone.

If you have found that you are now disabled and you are unable to work for a long time, or even for the rest of your life, you will want to file a disability claim. Of course, as you might have suspected, getting an approval for your disability claim is not always easy. However, if you take some time to put in a little effort into giving yourself the best shot at an approval, you should not have too much to worry about.

Personal injury is one thing, but it turns into quite another when you encounter someone with an unusual health problem. When that unusual health problem causes an accident that results in your injuries, what do you do? Can you sue? Do you have the right or ability to sue someone with a condition like a seizure disorder or narcolepsy? Here is what the law says about these cases. Yes, You Can Sue

When you have a new building constructed, or you have just gone through a major renovation on your property, you probably have the expectation that everything is going to be perfect, that you will not have any problems for a very long time. However, when things do go wrong, you might need to get in touch with a construction attorney. To help you understand if this is a need that you have now, you will want to continue reading.

Not all accidents are truly, fully accidental. In any accident situation, there's incentive to deny anything and avoid fault, especially if the fault isn't clear. In some cases, you may be the victim of a criminal ring that knows how to make any collision look like an accident--and how to siphon you for your money before moving to the next victim. If something doesn't seem right about how you were unable to avoid your accident, or if you're dealing with someone who won't admit fault, here's an overview of car accident fraud and how to defend yourself.

For most, probate is an inevitability. Only those with little to no assets can avoid having their estate go through this legal process. Probate ensures that the contents of an estate are distributed fairly to any beneficiaries, but just as importantly, it ensures that any debts of the estate are paid. Probate is not the dreaded affair that some make it out to be, and you may agree after reading the simple outline of probate tasks below.

Most work-related injuries are pretty minor, and often you are able to return to your usual job in a few days or weeks. Of course, when you are hurt, it helps to know that your employer's workers' comp insurance will cover your medical bills and give you some time off to recover. In general, it can be said that workers' comp is primarily meant to be a short-term solution to a work-related injury.

If you lost child custody due to drug addiction, you can get it back after undergoing rehabilitation treatment. You just need to prove to the court that you are now a better parent than you were before. Here are a few things you will need to do:   Prove That You Completed the Treatment The first thing you need to do is to complete a rehabilitation treatment, and prove it to the court.

When it comes to your everyday experiences, so many of them are actually legal issues. The minor fender bender that occurs at the local grocery store, the disagreement that you have with a neighbor about property lines and so many other occurrences have legal ramifications. Because these problems have legal answers, it's vital that you have an attorney on your side. They can help you navigate the waters so you'll know how to proceed.