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Court Orders and Their Impact on Your Family Law Case

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The most important results of court cases involving family law matters, such as divorces and custodial disputes, are often the orders issued by the court. It is important to understand, therefore, what court orders signify, and how they come to exist. Find out more about the process of creating court orders, below. Court orders… Read More »

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Study Finds Strollers and Carriers Involved in Hundreds of Thousands of Accidents

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When you’re raising an infant or toddler, you want to ensure their safety and comfort at all times. Finding the right equipment that will keep them safe, as well as ensuring that squirming children remain securely buckled into carriers and strollers at all times, can be challenging. Unfortunately, some of these safety concerns are… Read More »

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Study Finds that Red Light Cameras Save Lives

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In growing numbers, cities are ending their red light camera programs under pressure from a vocal minority of people who dislike the automated violation monitors. A recent study conducted by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) has discovered that red light cameras have prevented hundreds of fatal accidents across the US, and that… Read More »

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Federal Regulators Introduce Rule Which Would Make Speed-Limiting Devices Mandatory in Large Trucks

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The National Highway Traffic Safety Association (NHTSA) and Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) have recently presented similar rules for public comment that would force large commercial vehicles to travel at reasonable speeds. The rules would make it mandatory for all new commercial vehicles weighing 26,000 lbs or more to come equipped with speed… Read More »

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Samsung Recalls Galaxy Note 7 Due to Threat of Fire

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Samsung, the world’s highest-selling phone manufacturer, has issued a massive recall of the recently-released Galaxy Note 7, one of its most popular devices. The devices were recalled after numerous reports describing the devices bursting into flame began surfacing. The recall was officially issued by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). According to Elliott Kaye,… Read More »

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Required Credit Counseling Prior to Filing for Bankruptcy

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Choosing whether or not to file for bankruptcy is a major decision. Before deciding whether bankruptcy is the right move for you, you’ll want to gather as much information as possible on alternatives to bankruptcy, as well as the future consequences of a bankruptcy filing. In order to ensure that all those who file… Read More »

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Appellate Division Rules that More Than One Driver Can Be Held Liable for a Crash

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While some accidents are clearly the fault of one driver and one driver alone, others are less clear-cut, due to improper negligent behavior by numerous parties. A recent decision from the New York Appellate Division addressed such a case, finding that a woman who may have been partially responsible for the accident which caused… Read More »

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Probate in New York: The Basics

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After a loved one dies, you may be focused on grieving their loss and comforting other members of your family. However, if you have been named as the Executor in your family member’s Will, there are a number of administrative and legal matters which will need to be resolved so that the estate can… Read More »

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Annual U.S. Roadway Fatalities Increase for First Time in Five Decades

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After fifty years of annual decreases in death rates for those riding, driving, or walking on US roads, the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA) reports that early analysis of fatality rates in 2015 reveal a 7.2% increase over fatality rates in 2014. Based on preliminary data, the NHTSA estimates that 2,348 additional people… Read More »

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Brake Safety Week Targets Commercial Vehicles for Brake Inspections

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Brake safety is of paramount importance for any vehicle, but it is even more critical on large commercial vehicles, such as tractor-trailers and semi-trucks. Each year, law enforcement and federal roadway safety bodies spend a week focusing on brake safety among commercial vehicles, and this year, Brake Safety Week is being held from September… Read More »

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