Wild Sky Law Group, PLLC is a law firm helping individuals:
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Personal Injury Law – helping injured people get appropriate compensation for injuries caused by someone else’s negligence. Wild Sky Law Group handles auto collisions, premise liability, medical negligence, nursing home negligence, and other injury claims.
In addition, our company is a resource for all our clients’ legal needs. If you need an attorney outside of our area of emphasis, please call us for a referral to other legal counsel who can assist you.
Because at Wild Sky Law Group, “we help you weather the storm.”
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Studies suggest as many as half of jurors think “preponderance” has something to do with pondering t.co/26EavlAXF4 from @TheEconomist
Too often juries comprise 12 confused men (and women)
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The legalese used in their instructions can be baffling. It needn’t be
Prince - "Highly litigious and wary of the Internet, he waged a career-long crusade for sovereignty over his seismic body of work..." but he didn't leave a will. Instead. He left a mess. Don't do this to the people you love. Even if you don't have much, you need a will.
What would Prince want? Two years later, his estate is a mess and his legacy unclear.
washingtonpost.com
The artist left a vault of unreleased music but no will — and Paisley Park is quickly becoming the Graceland of Minnesota.
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, but rape doesn’t just happen in April. Over 50% of all campus sexual assaults happen during the “red zone” in the Fall
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The 'red zone' is real: How colleges are fighting sexual assault
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The beginning of fall semester through Thanksgiving break is when students, particularly freshmen, are most susceptible to sexual assaults on campus.
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CDC Warns People To Steer Clear Of Romaine As E. Coli Outbreak Spreads
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So far, 53 people in 16 states have been infected.
Did you know you can get in to all national parks for FREE this Saturday (4/21), the 1st day of #NationalParkWeek? It's a great opportunity to get outside, explore someplace new, and soak up some vitamin D! 😎 t.co/owcjutCFG3 t.co/aCDvgcp3Lb
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