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What to Do When You Receive a Demand Letter
Receiving a demand letter  can be unsettling. Whether it comes from an individual, a business, or an attorney, the document usually signals that someone believes you owe them money, caused them harm, or otherwise violated their rights. Before you react—or worse, ignore it—it’s critical to understand what a demand letter is and how to handle it properly. What Is a Demand Letter? A demand letter  is a formal written notice sent by one party (often through an attorney) to anothe
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So I Got a DUI — Now What?
Being arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) in Alabama can be one of the most stressful and confusing experiences a person faces. What you do—or don’t do—in the moments following a traffic stop can have a serious impact on your case and your future. The most important thing you can do right away is invoke your Fifth Amendment right to remain silent.  Anything you say to law enforcement—no matter how harmless it sounds—can be used against you later in court. You are l
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Why Documenting Damages After a Car Accident Is So Important
After a motor vehicle accident, the moments immediately following the crash can be chaotic—but they’re also critical. One of the most important things you can do is document your damages . Photos, videos, and written notes can make the difference between a smooth insurance claim and a drawn-out legal battle. Insurance companies are quick to minimize or deny claims. When you take clear photographs of vehicle damage, skid marks, debris, weather conditions, traffic signs, and yo
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Criminal Law Update
When someone is charged with a crime, one of the most important distinctions is whether the case will be prosecuted in state court  or federal court . While both systems enforce criminal laws, they operate under entirely different sets of rules, procedures, and penalties—and knowing the difference can be critical to your defense. State crimes  are prosecuted under Alabama law and handled in municipal, district, or circuit courts . These include charges like DUI, drug possessi
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