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There are times you may be hurt on the job, and you don't need a lawyer. I know it sounds strange for a lawyer to ever tell you that you don't need a lawyer.  But, sometimes your employer and their insurer will do the right thing and your claim will...

There are so many reasons to not call names and make allegations on Facebook or other social media.  First, it does not do you anything good.  Plus, you could be sued for saying the things you say that are not entirely true.  There also will not any insurance coverage available...

Obviously, drinking and driving is very dangerous.  This also shows how dangerous of a job it is being a HERO worker.  It is going to be bad for everybody involved. Read the source article at FOX 5 Atlanta

In Fernandes v. DAR, the New Jersey Supreme Court was recently asked to consider whether the issue of an employee’s comparative negligence in a workplace construction injury case should be submitted to the jury. We at Stark & Stark had the pleasure of serving as amicus curaie counsel on behalf...

  How much compensation do you deserve?  This is the question that will inevitably go through a personal injury client's mind at some point in time.  Believe me, from the time you walk into my office until your case is concluded I will be asking myself the same question.  In...

I was sitting in mediation and looking at Facebook on my phone while waiting on the mediator to return, and I saw where someone posted this quote.  This quote is a great quote for mediation and life.  In mediation whether it is personal injury or divorce all the parties and...

The Law Office of John B. Jackson breaks Personal Injury Claims down into 3 phases.  1. Investigation 2. Negotiation and 3. Litigation.  We take each phase very importantly.  Call us at (770)834-0345 to learn more during your free consultation.

The Law Office of John B. Jackson is pleased to announce that John Jackson has been named Secretary of the Carrollton Rotary Club for 2014/2015. John will serve as the Secretary while Larry Frazier serves as President and Jill Duncan serves as Vice President. John will continue toward the path...

Which parent receives the income tax exemption is often a very important issue in divorce or legitimation proceedings.  The federal income tax exemption for children (26 U.S.C.A. § 152(e)) in the Internal Revenue Code can result in a substantial tax return each year.  While married parents often enjoy this tax benefit together,...