mathilde74

construction defect law is basicly law that centers arround problems with peoples houses or other buildings. Like if you buy a house and the roof colapses or something like that. We also handle things like roadway defects and construction claims, like someone who is hurt at a job site.

medical malpractice law is when someone in injured during an operation, the suit against the doctor that they bring. Many of these suits are frivoulous, because doctors are not mirracle workers, although people expect them to be. Most lawsuits brought against them are people who are angry because doctors could not make them perfect again, or someone dies on the operating table. THese things happen though, through no fault of the doctors (usually.) PEople just have trouble accepting it.

To practice law most everywhere require a JD degree (Juris Doctorate) as well as admission to the bar (the name for the group of attorneys) in the jurisdiction you practice in. Every state here has different requirements to practice. To get a JD requires three years of law school after 4 years of undergrad. No accredited law schools will accept you without a BA or BS (the american undergraduate degree) SO thats it in a nutshell. Did that help?

Happy Birthday!!!!!!

riot.

Happy Birthday!!!!

A spare tire is what you keep in the trunk of your car in case you get a flat tire. But it's also another word for the sort of belly you get from drinking beer, which kind of looks like a spare tire around your waste.

Hi Ms Mathilde, and welcome back.

I'll keep asking difficult questions as long as you're happy to keep taking the challenges

As always, I will try to ensure I'm comprehending what you're saying because I can only imagine how hard it is to debate in a language other than your first.

Thank you. Yes, that was the cemetary. I took a lot of great pictures there.

I don't think I am going to make it to France this year though. I am going to at least see Britain, Russia, and Germany though.

I'm very interested in everything you are saying.

I really appreciate explaination of the rioting in your country and the causes of which i know have many layers and which are not simple. It's good to hear from someone who is nearby. There is not much on the TV here which is very helpful.

I hope you are safe and things calm down soon.

Merci pour tes observations et penses sur tout ce qui se passe en France en ce moment. C'est rassurant savoir qu'on peut discuter ces choses dans une faon assez raisonnable. Et excuses mon franais--j'ai pas souvent l'occasion de l'utiliser, mais j'y voulais essayer.

Glad to see you back on the site (if it's been awhile, I apologize--I just noticed). I always enjoy your perspective on things.

I saw the Eiffel Tower, the site where the Bastille was, the Louvre, the Pantheon, Notre Dame de Paris, and the famous cemetary where Jim Morrison is buried. I also went to some bars, like the Mannequin Pis and the Ten Bar. It was wonderful.

Welcome back! I went to Paris last summer, but I had no way of getting in touch with you.

I am sorry!!! I feel horrible that you were so upset by that. Seriously, I never intended to cause a problem but, look how it snowballed. I'm probably the most civil person I know. I wasn't trying to offend you Mathilde. In fact, I didn't even know you were french, or a woman for that matter, until after the fact. I just remarked that I thought you were drunk and I offended you. Hell, I don't speak any 2nd language so I give you props on that. You are more worldly than myself. I hope you enjoy your weekend. Please.....don't talk about committing suicide because i'm an idiot.

Glad you back.

It's the nickname of a very conservative judge who has just been nominated to the US Supreme Court. Scary!

Happy New Year!

Bonne anne Mathilde74,tu t'es mis en mode hibernation ou quoi l?

en esprant te revoir ici bientt