In some criminal cases, the evidence of guilt is so overwhelming that it’s best to make a plea such as self-defense. If you think that you could reasonably claim self-defense in your criminal trial, then read on to make sure that your situation meets all of the requirements. Was there an Imminent Threat? In order to open a self-defense plea, your case must meet a few different criteria, the first of which is a proof of an imminent threat.…
Read More »When you head to the grocery store, you plan on buying food for the week, but a slippery or damaged floor can cause a nasty fall. If you are involved in a slip and fall accident at the grocery store, you may be entitled to a settlement from the store’s insurance company. But the size of the settlement, or whether you are awarded a settlement at all, can depend on how you react after the fall.…
Read More »If you have been or are about to be charged with a crime and are not confident about your ability to beat the charges in court, you may have the option of a plea bargain depending on the charges and the state you’re in. A plea bargain does mean you’ll have to plead guilty to something, which can be a depressing thought if you were hoping to be found completely not guilty.…
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