July 25, 2024
World Day Against Trafficking
July 30, 2024, is World Day Against Trafficking in Persons. This campaign focuses on raising awareness of the causes and vulnerabilities associated with human trafficking.
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July 22, 2024
Two Decades of Justice for Survivors of Sexual Abuse
Beckett continues to represent a wide variety of victims and survivors. With no time limitation to sue our clients range from some in their senior years to those who are still children. Assistance with counselling, collaboration with law enforcement, and experienced civil lawsuit representation are all provided by Beckett Personal Injury Lawyers.
Read Full ArticleJuly 8, 2024
The Hurdles to Recovery for Pain and Suffering
You have been injured in a motor vehicle accident that was not your fault. Your injuries have negatively impacted your life. You should be entitled to compensation for your pain and suffering, right?
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Your Legal Responsibilities as a Party Host
Hosting a summer party brings with it not only the joys of celebration but also significant legal responsibilities towards your guests.
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I Am My Dog’s Keeper
As a dog owner myself, when I am not spoiling Annie with treats or belly rubs, I am spending a lot of time, weather permitting, outside taking her on long walks.
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Compensation for Victims of Sexual Misconduct: Economic Damages
As noted in a past blog post, many of those who have experienced sexual violence often do not realize that they are entitled to compensation for their injuries.
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Stay Safe While Running: Essential Tips Every Jogger Should Know
As the weather warms up and daylight extends into the evening hours, many people are eager to lace up their running shoes and hit the pavement.
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Proving Causation in Complex Cases
In civil cases involving sexual abuse, victims must show that the abuse caused or materially contributed to their psychological injuries, even if it was not the sole cause. The concept of indivisible loss, where multiple traumas contribute to a single psychological condition, means that a defendant can be held fully liable if their conduct was one of the causes of the harm. Read today's blog to learn more.
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