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Posted on: 13 March 2023

When a patient checks into a hospital with a severe health condition, it's crucial that the patient receive a proper diagnosis and that they are not misdiagnosed. If a patient checks into a hospital and does not adequately treat a condition, which leads them to pass away due to this condition, the hospital might be liable for wrongful death. Misdiagnosis Vs. a Missed Diagnosis A misdiagnosis is when a doctor improperly diagnoses a symptom.
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Posted on: 13 February 2023

Many may be under the impression that estate planning is all about the loved ones left behind. It's true that a good estate plan will make things easier for family and friends. However, that gives some single people the wrong idea about this important matter. Even if you don't have close family, the below three issues should make it clear how important it is to make plans. Care for Your Pet 
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Posted on: 11 January 2023

Upon deciding to dissolve your marriage, you and your partner must make important legal decisions about your children's futures. This includes their custody, safety, and well-being. The decisions can be challenging, especially because the laws regulating parental arrangements vary in different states. Still, an effective way to determine how to handle kids' issues is by consulting an attorney. During your consultation, ask them the following questions to ascertain what decisions to make when drafting a parenting agreement:
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Posted on: 15 December 2022

A corporation can be a highly sophisticated and complicated type of business. Not surprisingly, these firms will often have their own legal needs and challenges that will likely require the expertise of a corporate lawyer to be able to navigate.  Assessing The Business's Legal Risks In order to protect your business, it is important to understand the full scope of the legal risks that the company can face. While corporation structures can partially shield the ownership from direct responsibility for these liabilities, they can still pose a major threat to the firm itself.
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