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Only an Experienced Lawyer Should Handle Your Immigration Case

Posted on 01/03/14

It Takes Patience, Persistence, and Experience to Win an Immigration Case—and James A. Welcome Has All Three Your immigration status is not something to be taken lightly. If you are an undocumented immigrant in Connecticut, you know that, at any time, you can find yourself evicted from your home, denied government benefits, or even taken



What to do if you are involved in a Pedestrian Accident

Posted on 01/01/14

Accidents in which a pedestrian is hit by a car happen frequently and can result in serious injuries and fatalities. There is a high concentration of these incidents in areas like Stamford, Norwalk, Fairfield County, Waterbury, and New Haven. Pedestrians are the most vulnerable people on the road. Therefore, accidents involving pedestrians can be the


Is Your Injury Attorney Looking Out For You? Is Your Attorney Too Quick To Settle Your Case For Pennies on the Dollar? Who Really Handles Your Case–The Attorney or the Secretary?

Posted on 12/30/13

You have many choices when looking for a personal injury attorney. Everywhere in Connecticut, especially in areas around Danbury, Waterbury, Stamford, Bridgeport, and New Haven, you are surrounded by fancy commercials, billboards, and catchy slogans from law firms in the area. You may even have been visited by a case runner trying to steer you



Why You Should Hire A Bilingual Spanish and English Speaking Attorney For Your Car Accident Case

Posted on 12/24/13

If English is not your first language, it can be challenging to live in the Connecticut area, where the majority of the population speaks only English. In cities like Danbury, Waterbury, New Haven, Stamford, and Bridgeport, even though the population of Spanish-speaking residents is rising, many attorneys and law officials are not making enough effort


U.S. Often Detains Illegal Immigrants Without Formal Charges

Posted on 12/20/13

Even in the United States, It’s Possible to Be Held in Detention Without a Formal Charge The United States already imprisons more people than any other country- in excess of 2 million. An article by the Huffington Post (linked below) recently revealed a new related statistic; on a given day the United States government most