What is the “Burden of Proof” In a Lawsuit?

All legal cases – both civil and criminal – require certain evidence and thresholds be met before a decision can be made about guilt, innocence, or liability. This is called the “burden of proof”. In civil lawsuits, such as personal injury claims, the burden of proof rests on the plaintiff, who is...

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What are the Facts about Lane-Splitting?

If you have ever driven along a busy highway or interstate, you have probably seen a motorcyclist maneuver his or her bike between cars. This is called lane-splitting, and is generally considered to be a “no no”. But aside from the general consensus that lane-splitting is a bad idea, what are the...

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