DUI - Frequently Asked Questions
Ask yourself before you take that first sip, "Do i have to drive back"? You got to have a friend or family to drive you back or you are in serious trouble. You should understand that DUI is not just a minor offense, it is criminal offense and in most states it is a department of licensing case. This article features some tips on how to handle when you end up in a DUI case and whom to ask for help...
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Eco-Terrorism is International Terrorism
The largest Eco-Terrorist Group is not from the United States they are based in Canada. They often destroy property and think it is funny. This ELF Group is a problem, they are environmentalists, who go around screwing up things to make a point. They claim they care about the environment then start fires polluting the air.
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Elder Care Business Owners Should Not Pay Referral Fees
Anti-Kickback Law May Impose Hefty Penalties
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How to Find the Right Lawyer for Your Small Business
an artcle on how to find the right lawyer for small business owners...
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Identity Theft (R&R)?
One of the hottest buzzwords in the news today is Identity Theft which is now reaching epidemic proportions...
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Identity Theft Prevention: Raising the Bar on Protection
Identity theft is fast becoming an epidemic in today's society, and can be perpetrated in ways that many people would never stop to consider. Without ever realizing it, you might be leaving yourself open to having your very own identity stolen and may not discover the full impact of its implications for many years to come.
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Identity Theft: Oh No... Not Them
It's not just the many ways and identity can be stolen that has turned identity theft into an epidemic. In many cases, it's who's doing the stealing...
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In a personal injury lawsuit, will I have to be examined by a doctor for the other side?
Learn why a physical examination is required by the other side when you bring a lawsuit to get compensated for your injuries.
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Preventative Lawyering
In this economy, you may think twice before consulting an attorney to avoid the fees. Sometimes that's a good idea. Sometimes it's not and can cost you lots more in future litigation. Here are some basic guidelines relating to two important issues contracts and insurance - to help decide when to use an attorney and how to use them efficiently.
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Quadriplegia: Victims Seeking Legal Help
Don't stay forever pitying a relative, friend or acquaintance who suffers from quadriplegia, a form of spinal cord injury. They are one of the 10,000 Americans who suffer from spinal cord injuries and permanent paralysis in their arms or legs, every year.
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Bankruptcy Abuse and Fraud
(In 2005), the United States Congress enacted and President George W. Bush signed into law legislation that vastly changes the laws of bankruptcy as they pertain to individuals.
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Financing Legal Fees (Factoring)
While most small and medium sizes law firms want to grow and prosper, few have the necessary working capital to handle increased case loads or extended settlement payment. Factoring, which is the purchase and sale of accounts receivable (in this case, legal fees) at a discount at or near the time of creation (settlement), can help solve this all too familiar cash flow problem.
Legal fees on settled cases are just like any other account receivable and can be sold, assigned, factored or otherwise financed.
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FTC Requires Companies To Destroy Consumer Records
On June 1, 2005, the Federal Trade Commission issued new regulations requiring companies to destroy certain consumer records. The specific rule requires consumer information such as credit reports to be physically destroyed after it is used.
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Getting Legal Help for an Asbestos Related Injury
Asbestos is now linked with a range of injuries and diseases. Some asbestos related injuries that can be sustained through unprotected exposure to this material include: pleural effusion, pleural plaques, rounded atelectasis, asbestosis, and pleural thickening. But perhaps the most worrying - and deadliest - effect of exposure to asbestos is mesothelioma.
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Identity Theft: Let Me Count The Ways
I almost became a victim of an identity theft technique called "phishing". I wish it were the ONLY form of identity theft.
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Infringement Nightmare - Morals to the Story
True Story: A photographer recently settled for $275,000 with the
Dallas Cowboys after the Cowboys used one of his pictures on clothing
and other merchandise without permission. But after the settlement was
reached, the Cowboys barred the photographer from ever working in
Texas Stadium where the Cowboys play. Here's a case when the
photographer was caught beween a rock and a hard place.
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Lariam Side Effects Attorney
By all accounts, malaria is a dangerous, sometimes deadly disease, with no surefire cure. However, considering the deaths and debilitations that have resulted as a result of the drug Lariam (mefloquine), doctors are wondering whether the cure is worse than the illness itself. After four military men on Lariam murdered their wives at Fort Bragg, even the military is getting involved. What are the pros and cons of the Lariam side effects and why is it still so widely used?
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The Secret To Protecting Your Business Assets
Forming a corporation or LLC protects your personal assets from the threat of lawsuits. How can you protect the assets actually owned by your business? This article discusses one incorporation strategy.
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The Tension Between Doubt and Certainty
Every mediated negotiation oscillates between doubt and certainty. Parties seek certainty even though very often they are besieged by doubts. People entering negotiations experience apprehension, which is another word for fear, though fear expressed at a low level of intensity. The reason they have come to a mediator is because they did not feel able to achieve a negotiated result on their own.
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To The Victims Of Malpractice
Are you a victim of malpractice? Perhaps you are not even sure if you are or aren't. You can spend time trying to decide this for yourself, or you can find a qualified malpractice lawyer to help you sort it all out. Many people who have experienced malpractice don't even realize it.
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WC Benefits: Always Get An Attorney
Do you think you should proceed on a workers comp without an attorney? Think again. The system is quite perilous indeed!
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15 Key Deposition Techniques in a Medical Malpractice Case
How to take a doctor's medical malpractice deposition. Learn Deposition Techniques that will help you conduct your deposition.
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Anatomy of an International Debt Collection Case
Introduction In late June of 2003, I received an e-mail from Daniel Harris, who introduced himself as maritime lawyer from Seattle. He had found me through the internet and was asking me whether I wa...
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Filing a Civil Lawsuit for Sexual Harassment
At present, there are lots of sexual harassment victims who never come forward and report this crime. Many states have special rules for lawsuits brought by adults who suffered sexual abuse as a child. Sometimes, state laws extend the time period during which an adult can bring such a lawsuit. This is popularly known as statute of limitations. It is often difficult to win such cases, as any evidence of the incident/s and damages has faded during the time the child is growing up.
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How To Incorporate Yourself Without a Lawyer
You could save hundreds of dollars by incorporating
yourself without a lawyer. How? Is it advisable
to do so?
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