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What the new law on sexual abuse can (and can’t) do for survivors

On Behalf of Fuller & Ahern, P.C. | Apr 22, 2022 | Victims Of Sexual Harassment And Assault

If you signed an agreement that included language about mandatory arbitration of disputes, that no longer applies if there’s an issue involving sexual harassment or assault.  Thanks to a new law passed with strong bipartisan support in Congress and signed by President...

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If you signed an agreement that included language about mandatory arbitration of disputes, that no longer applies if there’s an issue involving sexual harassment or assault.  Thanks to a new law passed with strong bipartisan support in Congress and signed by President...

Don’t make this potentially fatal mistake near semitrucks

On Behalf of Fuller & Ahern, P.C. | Apr 12, 2022 | Motor Vehicle Accidents

There are many things that you shouldn’t do when you’re driving around a semitruck. Being as safe as possible can help to prevent you and other motorists around you from being involved in a crash, but your safety doesn’t depend solely on you.  Most drivers know that...

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There are many things that you shouldn’t do when you’re driving around a semitruck. Being as safe as possible can help to prevent you and other motorists around you from being involved in a crash, but your safety doesn’t depend solely on you.  Most drivers know that...

Did you commingle your inheritance?

On Behalf of Fuller & Ahern, P.C. | Apr 7, 2022 | Family Law, Uncategorized

If you're getting a divorce, you're probably thinking about all of your major assets and what's going to happen to them. As a general rule, items that you and your spouse obtained while you were married count as joint property and will need to be subjected to some...

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If you're getting a divorce, you're probably thinking about all of your major assets and what's going to happen to them. As a general rule, items that you and your spouse obtained while you were married count as joint property and will need to be subjected to some...