Most people readily recognize that divorce is a lot easier when the parties are able to get together and agree on things without involving a judge. Unfortunately, not only do some couples struggle with agreeing on issues, some disagree on the overall question of divorce entirely. Read on to find out what might happen when one spouse refuses to accept an impending divorce.
Your Spouse Gets Served With Divorce Papers
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In the old days, before CBD products were deregulated by the federal government and medical marijuana became a common commodity in most of the United States, the rules regarding a positive drug test and an injured employee were pretty simple. Usually, the employee ended up fired and his or her workers' compensation claim would be denied (or, at a minimum, heavily fought by the employer and insurance company).
Well, times are changing — and so are the rules regarding medical marijuana and workers' comp in New Jersey.
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With the number of food blogs continuing to increase, questions about copyright and intellectual property theft only continue. For new food bloggers, this can be a minefield because so much of what looks like IP theft is actually legal and vice versa. It's normal for food blogs to try out recipes posted on other blogs, but the practice of copying recipes hasn't abated.
In Most Cases, the Food Itself Isn't Protected
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When a medical procedure ends up creating more problems than it solves, it might be a case of medical malpractice. Dealing with the outcome of an unexpected medical injury can cause some victims to be too confused to know where to turn. Medical malpractice is not just an ordinary form of personal injury – it has separate rules and is a specialized sector of civil torts law. Read on for some help in knowing what actions you should take when you suspect that you or a loved one has been hurt by a medical practitioner or facility.
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After a car accident, one of the first impulses might be to ask "who is at fault?" This issue matters because the insurance of the at-fault driver (in most cases) will end up having to pay the money damages suffered by the victims. If a personal injury case is filed, the driver who was faulted for the accident could be sued. This issue can be confusing, so read on to find out more.
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