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Under DBA, Petitions for Review With Circuit Court Should Be Filed Where District Director is Located
The Ninth Circuit previously issued dictum in Pearce v. Dir., Off. of Workers’ Compen. Programs stating that a petition for review of a compensation order arising under the Defense Base Act (DBA) should be filed in the circuit where the Administrative … Continue reading
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Says Bicycle Accident Case Against Utility Company Should Not Have Been Dismissed on Summary Judgment
All Massachusetts personal injury and wrongful death cases are subject to strict filing deadlines called “statutes of limitation.” Cases not filed within the time set forth by these statutes are almost always dismissed on procedural grounds. It is important to … Continue reading
New York Appellate Court Rules that Summary Judgment Should Have Been Entered in Car Accident Case
In a Syracuse automobile accident lawsuit, the plaintiff must be able to prove that the driver against whom a claim is filed was negligent in some manner. In order to prove negligence, the plaintiff has to prove that the defendant … Continue reading
Should I Use Spy Tactics During My Divorce?
Even under the most amicable circumstances, divorce signifies the end of a relationship, and that can be difficult for both parties. Unfortunately, divorce can also bring out the worst in people, especially if one or both parties feel wronged or … Continue reading
Should I Get an Online Divorce?
The Law Office of Doppelt and Forney, APLC practices in all aspects of family law including divorce, legal separation and paternity. We offer a free, in-office consultation with an attorney to discuss your case, as well as possible strategies for … Continue reading
