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You probably know that there are countless rules surrounding debt and the borrowing of money from larger firms. There’s a reason, after all, that credit card offers are often laden in fine print! However, you may not know your rights when it comes to making late payments and dealing with debt collectors. These large entities have a such a large degree of financial power; what are your rights as a citizen under the law?

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You probably are familiar with the word “civil,” and maybe the word “litigation,” but what on Earth do those terms mean when put together? You may wonder what civil litigation lawyers (also simply called civil lawyers for short) do for their careers. You may also wonder, if you feel you’ve been legally wronged, if you could make use of their services!

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So is your personal injury case winnable? Well, if that question was straightforward, we at JD Haas would be out of jobs! Personal injury lawyers have complicated occupations, and whether any given case is winnable depends on the specifics of state law and the case occurrences themselves. It’s impossible to give you a straight answer in a single blog post; you’re much better off coming in for a free consultation.

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Free speech is one of the values that America was founded on. After all, the original colonizers fled Great Britain to come here and practice free speech. It seems a little strange, then, that there exist punishments for certain types of speech and civil litigation lawyers to handle these cases.

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Homeowners associations (HOAs), generally speaking, are organizations that genuinely care about the welfare of the communities they serve. They ensure the financial stability of the residents there, and they also work to foster a sense of community and uniformity among residents, as well as strong neighborhood bonds.

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At JD Haas & Associates, we can provide you with a variety of legal resources, ranging from real estate law to estate to bankruptcy law. Though you may not believe you need an estate lawyer, it is important to look into estate law just in case something were to happen. We can help you with a variety of estate services, such as trusts and how to set up a power of attorney. If you have any questions in regards to your estate and will needs, call on our team at JD Haas & Associates to help. Here, our team will detail when you should be looking for estate legal help, and what kinds of estate law we can help with.

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If you have hit the point in your financial life where you’re looking to file for bankruptcy, it’s important to consult a legal team. If applicable, many people will file for either Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy with the help of a reputable attorney. However, there are alternatives to filing for bankruptcy, so it’s important to explore all of these options before you file for bankruptcy.

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If you have been injured by a vehicle as a pedestrian, you should seek legal action to receive the compensation you deserve. No matter the severity, getting in an accident is an extremely traumatic event, and if it’s severe, it can be an expensive incident. As soon as possible, you should begin to search for legal help.

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If you believe you may have to file for bankruptcy due to a debt you are unable to repay, contact our team at JD Haas & Associates today. Navigating the world of bankruptcy can be difficult, but with our expert team, we can lead you through it and get you back on track. Our team often deals with Chapter 13 bankruptcy. When you come to us for a free case evaluation, we will study your case and get to know you before deciding which route would be best for you. Here, our experts will discuss how filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy can help you settle your debts and how we will lead you through that process.

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In the case of Lyndsey Olson v John Lesch, No. A18-1694 (Minn. Ct. App, 2019), the Minnesota Court of Appeals clarified when legislative immunity and the speech or debate clause of the Minnesota Constitution shield legislators from liability.

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