On behalf of Jachimowicz Law Group | Feb 28, 2020 | employee rights
One of the issues with sexual harassment is that it can take many forms. This can lead to some confusion, either with the harassers not realizing that what they are doing is wrong or even with the victims not feeling sure that it’s really harassment. With that in...
On behalf of Jachimowicz Law Group | Feb 26, 2020 | in Catastrophic Injuries
When are you in the most danger on your motorcycle? Is it when you’re driving at high speeds on the interstate? Is it when you’re riding in the rain? Is it when you ride in a group with numerous other riders? While all of these situations do carry a degree of risk,...
On behalf of Jachimowicz Law Group | Feb 26, 2020 | Personal Injury
California teenagers may be safer drivers if they are able to get more sleep, and moving school start times to later in the morning can help with this. School officials in Fairfax County, Virginia, made this change, and a Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine study...
On behalf of Jachimowicz Law Group | Feb 26, 2020 | in Criminal Defense
A new study of the psychological tests used as evidence in the American legal system has turned up some troubling news. The researchers say many unreliable and beside-the-point tests often help decide people’s fate. And this typically happens without anyone so much as...
On behalf of Jachimowicz Law Group | Feb 18, 2020 | Criminal Defense
If you commit a crime, the police might do something about it, of course. But police have been known to set traps that target people minding their own business (as well as the law), thus drawing them into committing a crime. If you claim police entrapped you, American...
On behalf of Jachimowicz Law Group | Feb 13, 2020 | Catastrophic Injuries
ProPublica, an investigative journalism organization, has published an investigation into the testing and marketing practices of Evenflo, a baby products company, in designing, testing and selling its automobile booster seats. After ProPublica published the findings,...
