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The Ultimate Guide to your Slip and Fall Case...Slip and fall accidents will injure millions of Americans this year. Nearly 20,000 people will die as a result of their injuries and several hundred thousand more will suffer permanent disability. Slip and fall accidents are the second highest cause of accidental death among the elderly. The effect of fall accident injuries can be catastrophic to the victims resulting in substantially changed life styles and monetary loss. Despite the frequent nature of slip and fall accidents they maintain a reputation of being the most difficult to win of all personal injury cases. Often shunned by trial lawyers and undervalued by defendants and their insurance carriers, these cases are characteristic of personal injury litigation that demands a full knowledge of the law and technology if litigation is to be successful. If you or a loved one has been injured in a slip and fall accident, this book is written for you. This book details the process from the initial accident to liability issues and how to successfully fight for what you deserve.

Marijuana is now legal to consume recreationally in both the State of Washington and the State of Colorado. It is assumed that in the very near future many more states will follow and legalize the recreational use of marijuana. The subject of marijuana as a legalized recreational drug is increasing in potency and the days of demonizing the drug are numbered in most states. The use of marijuana for medicinal purposes is already legal in Alaska, Hawaii, Oregon, California, Nevada, Arizona, Montana, Michigan, Vermont, Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Jersey, Delaware and Washington D.C., in addition to the already mentioned States of Washington and Colorado. It is expected than many more states will be added to this list in the very near future as advocates of medicinal marijuana are finding voice in local, state and federal politics. However, the liberalization of marijuana consumption has caused concern in law enforcement, prosecuting attorney offices and many politicians. As a result, and to address the fears of many, new marijuana DUI laws are being created to fend off the perceived epidemic that law enforcement believes is coming. In 2012, Washington State amended its driving under the influence statute to include language that makes it illegal to operate or be in physical control of a vehicle if the " t]he person has, within two hours after driving, a THC concentration of 5.00 or higher as shown by analysis of the person's blood..." Following Washington's lead, Colorado passed a Marijuana DUI Bill in 2013 which mirrors the Washington State marijuana DUI law. Times they are a-changin'. This book details the marijuana DUI process from driving behavior, field sobriety testing, the DRE 12-step process, blood draws, and an analysis of how marijuana may impair and affect an individual and their ability to drive. This book is an objective and detailed review of the process that marijuana DUI cases must go through and a comprehensive analysis o

Valor or Villainy? In the wasted lands where ravening demon hordes and diabolic legions bring wrath and ruin, heroes and villains must face temptation from the dark powers and choose the path of villainy or the path of light. This capacious codex contains dozens of character options for the heroes and villains of the border wastes where the encroaching power of the nether planes has wracked, warped, and wounded the land itself. In the face of such blights on body, mind, and soul, valiant crusading grail knights and moon howlers face off with nihilistic anarchists, savage gore fiends, and heretical hellions, plus an entire range of cursed class alternatives for heroes and villains alike. Feats like Warped Mind, Twisted Flesh, and Apocalyptic Survivor mark those who have lived too long on the fringe of dissolving reality, while Fiendfoes and Force-Focusing Oaths empower your champions to face the malevolent minions with their Fierce Fiendish Brilliance and Dark Force Adepts! You'll also find madness and mental corruptions, new magic items, and more for characters of every kind! Add this 32-page killer collection of class options by Clinton Boomer, Jason Nelson, Carl Cramer, N. Jolly, and Julian Neale to your Pathfinder campaign today and Make Your Game Legendary!

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), every year over 1.2 million deaths worldwide are caused by traffic accidents. Additionally, WHO estimates that between 20 and 50 million people annually suffer non-fatal injuries due to transportation accidents. It is clear then, that very few people have been untouched when it comes to automobile accidents. Most certainly car accidents have caused much attention in popular culture with the deaths of many very high profile individuals including Princess Diana, James Dean, Princess Grace of Monaco, Jackson Pollock, General George S. Patton, T. E. Lawrence, Margaret Mitchell, Albert Camus, and Jayne Mansfield, to name just a few. If you have been injured in a car accident by the negligence of another you have a legal right to pursue a claim. The strength of your case depends on what you do following the accident. And the first thing you should do following treatment for your injuries is read The Car Accident Injury Handbook. This book is written specifically for you.

The Complete User Guide for DUI Driving Under the Influence of alcohol or drugs (DUI) is a very serious offense with potentially extreme consequences. A DUI conviction will result in jail, fines, higher insurance costs, the installation of an ignition interlock device, loss of license, and may also include loss of job, and even deportation if you are not a U.S. citizen. The DUI Handbook For the Accused details the DUI process from beginning to end, including discussing police DUI procedures, the court process, how to hire a qualified DUI attorney, how your attorney will, or should, defend your case, possible defenses to a DUI, and how to avoid a DUI entirely. This book is designed to help simplify a very complicated area of law. View the following websites for more information: www.davidjollylaw.com or www.WashDUI.com

Driving Under the Influence of alcohol or drugs (DUI) is a very serious offense with potentially extreme consequences. The DUI Handbook for the Accused Vol. II, details the DUI process from beginning to end, including police DUI procedures, field sobriety testing, BAC testing, the court process, how to hire a qualified DUI attorney, more than 360 legal defenses to DUI, and how to avoid a DUI entirely. This second edition updates DUI laws, adds a new chapter on alcohol/drug evaluations, treatment, and alcoholism, and expands growing areas of the DUI arena, including driving under the influence of drugs. This book is a must if you or a loved one has been charged with DUI.

Being arrested for DUI in Washington State is an introduction to a world of complex law, demanding Judges, fickle prosecuting attorneys, biased Department of Licensing hearing officers, exaggerating police officers, and a multitude of conditions and expenses that seem to never end. Such punishment and conditions may include jail, probation, fines, court dates, a department of licensing hearing, license suspension, ignition interlock device, SR 22 insurance, alcohol evaluation, alcohol awareness class or treatment, and a DUI victim's panel, among many possible requirements. This is why most people feel overwhelmed after they face the sobering fact that they are in for a long and difficult journey. It is therefore important that a person who has been arrested for DUI immediately educate themselves about the many requirements demanded of them. The first thing you should do is confirm whether you have been provided a court date. Not every jurisdiction provides an immediate court date but many do, and in these jurisdictions you will need to appear within a few days of your arrest. As such you must prepare to appear in court so that you do not risk a bench warrant for your arrest. Washington Courts that typically demand you appear in court for an arraignment immediately following your DUI arrest include Seattle, Everett, Lynnwood, Edmonds, Mukilteo, Skagit County and Island County, just to name a few. The next thing you must do following a DUI arrest is to contact a qualified DUI attorney. Such an attorney should be a good sounding board and will be able to advise you about the immediate concerns. This is particularly true if you must immediately appear in Court as there may be a risk of harsh conditions or imposed by the Judge. Preparation and knowledge is the key. If you have been arrested you must immediately be aware of the following: -If there a court date you must immediately make plans to appear in court; -If you have a prior DUI arrest or the facts of your case are severe you must prepare to bail yourself out from custody at your first court appearance (read the section on bail in the upcoming chapter); -You must complete and mail (or apply online) the Department of Licensing (DOL) Driver's Hearing Request Form (within 20 days of your arrest) if your BAC was over 0.08 or if you refused the breath or blood test; -Your DOL Hearing will be set within 60 days of your arrest; -If your license is suspended you may be eligible for a restrictive license; -You will be required to undertake an alcohol evaluation; -You must contact an experienced DUI attorney to discuss your options. If you have been arrested for DUI in Washington State or know someone who has, it is imperative to become educated about the DUI process quickly. The Washington State DUI Pocket Handbook provides the reader all the information on the Washington DUI process in an easy to read, concise yet thorough format. This book "trims the fat" that exists in other DUI guidebooks and gives the reader all of the necessary information immediately. The Washington State DUI Pocket Handbook clarifies a difficult legal environment and gives the reader all the information they will need to completely prepare for their legal battle.

The Ultimate Washington State DUI Handbook Being arrested for DUI in Washington State is an introduction to a world of complex law, demanding Judges, fickle prosecuting attorneys, biased Department of Licensing hearing officers, exaggerating police officers, and a multitude of conditions and expenses that seem to never end. Such punishment and conditions may include jail, probation, fines, court dates, a department of licensing hearing, license suspension, ignition interlock device, SR 22 insurance, alcohol evaluation, alcohol awareness class or treatment, and a DUI victim's panel, among many possible requirements. This is why most people feel overwhelmed after they face the sobering fact that they are in for a long and difficult journey. It is therefore important that a person who has been arrested for DUI immediately educate themselves about the many requirements demanded of them. The first thing you should do is confirm whether you have been provided a court date. Not every jurisdiction provides an immediate court date but many do, and in these jurisdictions you will need to appear within a few days of your arrest. As such you must prepare to appear in court so that you do not risk a bench warrant for your arrest. Washington Courts that typically demand you appear in court for an arraignment immediately following your DUI arrest include Seattle, Everett, Lynnwood, Edmonds, Mukilteo, Skagit County and Island County, just to name a few. The next thing you must do following a DUI arrest is to contact a qualified DUI attorney. Such an attorney should be a good sounding board and will be able to advise you about the immediate concerns. This is particularly true if you must immediately appear in Court as there may be a risk of harsh conditions or imposed by the Judge. Preparation and knowledge is the key. If you have been arrested you must immediately be aware of the following: -If there a court date you must immediately make plans to appear in court; -If you have a prior DUI arrest or the facts of your case are severe you must prepare to bail yourself out from custody at your first court appearance (read the section on bail in the upcoming chapter); -You must complete and mail (or apply online) the Department of Licensing (DOL) Driver's Hearing Request Form (within 20 days of your arrest) if your BAC was over 0.08 or if you refused the breath or blood test; -Your DOL Hearing will be set within 60 days of your arrest; -If your license is suspended you may be eligible for a restrictive license; -You will be required to undertake an alcohol evaluation; -You must contact an experienced DUI attorney to discuss your options. For the first time in Washington State there is a book that is designed to help an individual accused of driving under the influence. The Washington State DUI Handbook provides the reader information on DUI laws, the DUI process, DUI court procedures, how to choose an attorney, information on the court, prosecuting attorney and plea negotiation, options for the DUI defendant, DUI defenses, DUI Penalties, Department of Licensing issues, legal defenses to the charge of DUI, the alcohol/drug evaluation and treatment process, alcohol/drugs and the human body, and the many other collateral consequences of driving under the influence. If you have been charged with a DUI in Washington, please read this book thoroughly and seek advice from an experienced, reputable, and DUI focused attorney. Their advice is invaluable and no book can replace competent representation. Ultimately the goal of any attorney in the DUI realm is to protect you and your valuable rights, fight hard for the best result possible and, speaking personally, do everything to ensure that you do not find yourself in this difficult position again.