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How Your Ducts Work: Your HVAC System, Top to Bottom
You know adjusting your thermostat ensures ducts deliver warm or cool air to your property, but maybe you don’t know how your HVAC system does it. Here's how your HVAC system works.
How Much Does It Cost to Sue Someone?
A lawsuit can provide a way for an injured party to receive compensation for their losses, often making a positive difference in their life going forward. But how much does it cost to sue someone?
Do I Have a Defamation of Character Case?
When words tread into the realm of real-world implications, there may be cause for a defamation of character legal case, a process that can make amends for harm caused.
Here’s How to Draft-Proof Your Home
A drafty house can increase your utility bills since your HVAC system has to work harder to keep your home at your desired temperature. Finding the drafty areas and stopping the air leaks can help.
What is Defamation of Character?
Can you sue for defamation? Understanding what defamation of character is — and what it isn’t — can help you make a decision about your legal options.
Can I Sue Someone For Doxxing?
Cyberbullying and doxxing can turn internet controversies into real-life problems. Find out when doxxing is illegal and what you can do about it.
How Can a Plaintiff and a Defendant in a Civil Case Both Receive Damages?
While civil cases are heard before a judge or jury, just like criminal cases, there are some stark differences. For one, there’s not always a clear winner. Instead, the judge or jury can award damages to the plaintiff, defendant, both or neither.
Can I Countersue?
Can you countersue someone for wasting your time with a lawsuit? Countersuing could be an option depending on the circumstances of the case.
