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Rebuilding Credit After Filing for Bankruptcy
Posted on June 28th, 2020 by PIOLETTI PIOLETTI & NICHOLS
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Lawyer Dealing with overwhelming debt can be solved in a few ways. However, one of the best ways to dispense of it and wipe the slate clean is through bankruptcy. This legal process sets out to pay what debts can be paid, either through selling assets or a payment plan. Once the […]
Can Police Misconduct Affect My Criminal Case?
Posted on June 21st, 2020 by PIOLETTI PIOLETTI & NICHOLS
When they begin their careers, police officers take an oath that swears they will have integrity, be brave, and honor the law and their community. Unfortunately, not every officer who takes this oath maintains these standards. In general, police misconduct involves unethical or illegal actions that violate your constitutional rights. New headlines often focus on […]
Personal Injury Claims lawyer in Bloomington, IL
Posted on June 21st, 2020 by PIOLETTI PIOLETTI & NICHOLS
When clients meet with a Personal Injury Claims lawyer in Bloomington, IL from Pioletti, Pioletti & Nichols, one of the first questions is often whether they need a personal injury lawyer after their serious accident. Depending on the extent of your injuries, damages, and other variables, we may suggest obtaining representation from our law firm. […]
Can more than one driver be responsible for my car accident injuries?
Posted on June 20th, 2020 by PIOLETTI PIOLETTI & NICHOLS
Car Accident Lawyer Were you injured in a multi-car accident? If you sustained a serious injury in a car accident, you may not even remember all the moments of that traumatic event. And if there were several vehicles involved, everything may have happened so fast that you do not have clear recollection of the events […]
Why Military Personnel May Have a 3M Ear Plug Lawsuit
Posted on June 17th, 2020 by PIOLETTI PIOLETTI & NICHOLS
As a member of military personnel, you expect that there is going to be a level of risk to your occupation and your mission. However, what you don’t expect is that the gear that you are given to protect yourself is going to fail at its job. You have a right to protections and if […]
Nursing Home Abuse and Neglect
Posted on June 14th, 2020 by PIOLETTI PIOLETTI & NICHOLS
In order to obtain and keep a license to operate by the state, nursing home facilities must abide by both federal and state laws. These laws are put in place to ensure that the homes provide quality care for all residents. Despite all these laws in place, nursing home abuse and neglect continues to be […]
It Didn’t Happen Here – A Likely Defense to COVID-19 Workplace Claims
Posted on May 24th, 2020 by PIOLETTI PIOLETTI & NICHOLS
We all have inherent sympathy for those individuals unlucky enough to contract the often-deadly Coronavirus. It is a disease that can seemingly strike anyone at any time. As a society, we would like to see that those who are stricken are taken care of somehow. For those who contract the disease from exposure […]
3 Questions to Ask Yourself After a Motorcycle Accident
Posted on May 13th, 2020 by PIOLETTI PIOLETTI & NICHOLS
Personal Injury Lawyer After any vehicle accident, you probably have questions about your rights. If you were seriously injured, like you may have been in a motorcycle accident, you may not have income and worry about paying your bills, let alone hiring a lawyer. Instead of getting advice from your neighbor who has never even […]
Questions to Ask Before Filing for Bankruptcy
Posted on May 13th, 2020 by PIOLETTI PIOLETTI & NICHOLS
If you are in debt and don’t feel like you are making any progress paying any of it off, then you might be thinking about whether or not it’s a good idea to file for bankruptcy. For a lot of Americans, bankruptcy can be a smart financial decision. It is also one that will impact […]
Will You Have to Go to Court for a Wrongful Death Lawsuit?
Posted on May 13th, 2020 by PIOLETTI PIOLETTI & NICHOLS
Personal Injury Lawyer A wrongful death lawsuit is a legal claim brought when a person dies through the negligent or malicious actions of another person. Generally the estate of the deceased brings the claim to the court. The beneficiaries are either determined by state law or the last will and testament of the deceased. A […]