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Should You Hire A Litigation Lawyer To Handle Your Breach Of Contract Complaint?

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If you feel that a contract or agreement that your company has made with another party hasn’t been fulfilled, you may be entitled to file a breach of contract lawsuit to receive compensation for your loss. Instead of relying on your company’s general lawyer to handle the case, it’s important to consider hiring an experienced commercial litigation lawyer to do the legwork. Here are a few crucial questions a litigation lawyer can help you answer: Read More»

Why You May Not Want To Take Your Attorney's Medical Advice

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Dealing with serious injuries resulting from an accident caused by another person’s negligence is priority number one if you or your loved one plans to file a lawsuit. Depending on the circumstances, the damages stemming from a negligent act can cost a significant amount of money. One of the important things you need to consider when seeking medical treatment is to use the best specialists possible. Those are not always who all attorneys will recommend, however. Read More»

How You Can Get That Law Internship You Want

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During law school, you begin to make plans on where you want to complete your internship. This is a necessary step toward taking your final exams and passing the Bar. A good internship at the right law office will give you the advantage and experience you need to succeed in your chosen profession. How do you get that internship at the law office of your choice? Here are a few tips that can help. Read More»

Comparing Revocable And Irrevocable Trusts: Five Things You Should Know

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If you’d like to set up a trust with your assets so they can be portioned out to your beneficiaries either before or after your death, you need to choose between a revocable and an irrevocable trust.  The following are five things you should be aware of to help you decide between these two trust types: In an irrevocable trust, you will no longer technically own property placed in the trust. Read More»

2 Reasons To Hire A Probate Lawyer

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One of the most useful resources available to you if you are attempting dealing with the estate of a friend, loved one, or associate that has passed away is a probate lawyer, mostly because the many ways in which he or she can make the entire probate process much simpler for you. Listed below are two reasons to hire a probate lawyer. Preserve The Value Of The Estate One of the most important reasons to hire a probate lawyer is because he or she can help you preserve the value of the estate. Read More»

What To Wear And What Not To Wear For Courtroom Success

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If you have a criminal charge pending and a visit to a courtroom in your future, you would do well to pay special attention to how you dress in court. If you are of the mindset that appearance doesn’t matter, think again, particularly if your case is being heard in front of a jury. You can actually harm you chances for success by choosing an inappropriate ensemble, so read on to about what to wear and what not to wear to make an impression in the courtroom. Read More»

Facing Bankruptcy? 4 Ways To Rebuild Your Credit

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If you’re looking at the possibility of bankruptcy, you might be thinking that your credit will be ruined. While bankruptcy will put a ding in your credit for a while—it will stay on your credit report for 7 to 10 years—there are ways to start rebuilding as soon as your bankruptcy is discharged. Here are four simple ways you can rebuild your credit after bankruptcy. Stick to a Budget Once you’ve filed for bankruptcy, you’ll need to be careful with your finances, especially if you want to avoid future problems. Read More»

2 Reasons Your Employer May Fight Your Worker's Compensation Claim & How You Should Respond Back

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If you are getting ready to file a worker’s compensation claim, you need to expect some resistance from your employer in regards to your claim. Here are two reasons why your worker’s compensation claim may be fought against by your employer. #1 Employer May Not Believe Injury is Serious One reason employers fight employees on worker’s compensation claims is because they don’t believe that the employee actually suffered from a serious injury that warranted medical attention and recovery time off from work. Read More»

Own A Small Business? Don't Be Fooled By These Workers Comp Insurance Myths

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When your business is more on the reserved side and your financial gain isn’t massive, the thought of investing in business insurance can be a threatening idea, especially when it comes to workers compensation insurance. As the owner of a small business, there is no doubt that you will be stressed with the fact that you have to keep your costs low where insurance is concerned, but workers comp insurance is one service you just cannot skip because most states do require you to carry it. Read More»

About Suing Your Employer For A Maritime Injury

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Were you badly injured during the process of performing a task for your employer in the maritime industry? It is possible that your employer is responsible for your injury, and you can find out with the help of a lawyer. You can file a lawsuit that will give you the money needed for your medical expenses so you can avoid a bad financial situation. In this article, you will learn what a lawyer can do to help build your case and win a settlement. Read More»