Author: Manisha Chauhan

Manisha Chauhan, Advocate, Delhi High Court, Jotwani Associates, Intellectual Property Rights, an experienced lawyer with a proven history of working in the Legal Industry. Key areas of expertise: Legal drafting, Divorce Law, Corporate Law, Family Law, Criminal Law, Property Law, Patent Law, Civil Law, etc.

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When you walk into a store or click “add to cart” for that gorgeous sofa, rustic dining set, or handcrafted outdoor piece, your mind sees comfort and style. But too often consumers find themselves staring at a legal headache instead of a beautiful room.Recent consumer complaint data show that furniture is one of the top categories people file grievances about, clustering right behind household appliances in dispute reports. In one region alone, tens of thousands of complaints included furniture quality issues, unfinished deliveries and failure to meet advertised standards. Roughly one in every five complaints in the retail sector involved…

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In today’s media landscape, we often hear about dramatic courtroom verdicts and high profile criminal cases. Yet what most people do not see are the early stages of a criminal case where real battles are fought and outcomes are often shaped. Behind every headline-making trial are weeks or months of strategic groundwork that can determine whether justice is served or rights are crushed. This is where the quiet but critical work of criminal defense begins.Why Pretrial Matters More Than You ThinkBefore a criminal case ever hits a jury’s ears, several key moments occur that may be far more decisive than…

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For decades, personal injury firms grew on one simple engine: referrals. A satisfied client told a cousin, a friend mentioned a lawyer at work, a doctor quietly passed along a name. That system built many successful practices. But the world that made referral only growth reliable no longer exists. Relying on it today does not just limit law firm growth. It can also fail injured people who need timely, informed legal help. The Referral System Is Shrinking, Not Growing Modern consumer behavior has changed fast. Research from legal marketing studies shows that over 70 percent of people now search online…

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Slip and fall hazards inside large Florida retail stores often develop from a combination of environmental conditions and equipment failures. One of the most overlooked contributors to these accidents is the shopping cart itself. A cart with a sticking wheel, uneven alignment, or structural instability can cause sudden shifts in balance that put customers at risk. When this instability interacts with common hazards like spilled liquids or cluttered aisles, the danger increases dramatically. Chalik and Chalik, who represent injured individuals throughout Florida, frequently examine how both defective equipment and unsafe premises contribute to serious slip and fall injuries. A defective…

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Envision a courtroom humming with tension: the plaintiff, voice cracking, recounts the day a routine procedure spiraled into sepsis. The defense counters with charts of “standard protocols.” Midway, a silver-haired surgeon takes the stand, dissecting scans with the precision of a scalpel. This isn’t drama; it’s the pivot of medical malpractice cases, where expert witnesses bridge the chasm between lay juries and arcane medicine. These pros aren’t bit players—they’re the claim’s backbone, lending credibility to allegations of negligence. In a field where 80% of verdicts hinge on their testimony, understanding their role demystifies why malpractice battles turn on white coats…

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the Frye and Daubert standards act as gate‑keepers, shaping expert testimony where law meets science and policy. Its admissibility can tilt a trial’s balance; civil lawsuits, criminal prosecutions, even regulator actions feel that shift. American courts for years have leaned on just two main rule‑books—first the Frye standard, which sprang from Frew v.—and that keeps shaping what evidence counts, therefore shaping each trial. 1923, United States did its thing, then Daubert pops up in Daubert v., it really flips the way courts look at evidence. It’s Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals, Inc., right? * In 1993, it actually came out. Both aim to shield the fact‑finder…

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Across New York in 2025, settlement numbers in drunk driving cases don’t move in lockstep, they swing based on venue, policy limits, injury severity, and the strength of the evidence. If someone is evaluating a Drunk Driver Accident Settlement after a DUI crash, they’ll want a clear picture of how compensation is calculated, what insurers actually consider, and why timing matters. Check it out: this guide breaks down the core factors shaping outcomes statewide, the regional trends practitioners are seeing, and the strategies that consistently help victims and families recover more. How settlements are calculated in DUI accident cases In…

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Finding the right car injury lawyer can make all the difference in the outcome of your case. After an accident, you’re likely to deal with pain, stress, and uncertainty. The right legal support can help you secure fair compensation and navigate the legal process with confidence. But how do you know who to trust? Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to choose a top car injury lawyer to handle your case. Look for Specialization in Personal Injury Law Not all lawyers are created equal. You want someone who focuses specifically on personal injury or car accident cases, not a general…

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People who get hurt because of someone else’s carelessness often need to go to the doctor and file a lawsuit in order to get better. Whether you were hurt in a car accident, a slip and fall, or at work, it can be hard to figure out how to file a personal injury claim. This guide takes you through the important steps, from making your claim to getting your settlement, so you can better understand what a personal injury lawyer does and how they can help you win your case. Step 1: Consultation with a Personal Injury Lawyer The first…

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Coffee burn cases, dismissed by most as unimportant headlines, are more important than they appear. These legal fights are now an integral part of discussions about corporate responsibility and consumer safety. McDonald’s’ infamous coffee case of 1990 opened the floodgates and led to many similar claims. It forced large chains, including Starbucks, to rethink their hot beverage service. High-profile cases against giants of the coffee industry, such as Starbucks, continue to shape public policies and raise awareness today. These lawsuits involve more than spilled liquids. They aim to ensure that products in general are safe, and that when they aren’t, companies will take responsibility.…

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