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1: Questions to Ask Your Lawyer

When searching out a lawyer to represent you in a private matter at law, It's recommended to try contacting the local bar association or an attorney referral service. These can be found locally, or b...

By: Mark Sterling

2: The Basics of Divorce Law - Child Support

According to Meislik & Levavy, the underlying principle behind child support is that “children of divorced parents have a right to be supported in accordance with the standard of living t...

By: Everett Sizemore

3: What It Takes To Be A Lawyer?

When you see all these handsome Lawyers in TV series like LA Law, sitting in their fancy offices, driving these flashy cars, have you ever realized what they have been through in terms of time, yea...

By: Amit Laufer

4: The Facts on Dog Bite Lawsuits

While dogs may be our best friends, some dogs can become aggressive and bite someone. A dog bite falls under the law in the personal injury category. Each state has various laws regarding the liabi...

By: K Brandt

5: Employment Discrimination Lawyers and Lawsuit

It would appear that we have too many rules, quotas and discrimination lawsuits in American Business. Indeed in the end this hurts us all. A businessperson should be able to hire whomever they wish...

By: Lance Winslow

6: How to Find a Good Lawyer and The Questions You Must Ask

This is probably the most important step and should be one of your first priorities if you are serious about buying a house in Spain. Seek the services of a good lawyer, before you start the hunt. ...

By: Mike Davis

7: What You Need to Know About Lemon Laws

Lemon laws were designed to protect the consumer. Buying a vehicle is one of the major purchases a person can make and having protection against a bad deal is important. Lemon laws differ from stat...

By: Stephen Kreutzer

8: The Whistleblower Protection Law

It was not until 1986 when a law protecting whistleblowers is made. Congress added an anti-retaliation protection to the then existing False Claims Act. A whistleblower is a person who tell...

By: James Monahan

9: Other Segments to Law Enforcement

Law enforcement is a very broad area and it encompasses many things. People make the misconception that law enforcement simply means police. While this is true there are other people besides for po...

By: James Hunt

Tips On Choosing The Best Online Paralegal School

Although the demand for many professional fields seem to be diminishing, the outlook for paralegals continues to be very bright. There is an ever increasing need for qualified individuals to help lawyers and corporations b...

By: Steadman Issenburg

Guarantees are Legal

A guarantee is a written promise by you (the guarantor) that the person who is obtaining credit (the debtor or borrower) will keep to all the terms and conditions of their contract (the credit contract, or loan agreement)....

By: Peter Viliamu

The Basics of Divorce Law - Child Support

According to Meislik & Levavy, the underlying principle behind child support is that “children of divorced parents have a right to be supported in accordance with the standard of living they had during their pare...

By: Everett Sizemore

Former U.S. Senators John Breaux and Trent Lott are in talks with Patton Boggs to formally a oejoin forcesa and combine their law and lobbying resources.

Florida's most powerful law firm, Holland & Knight, came into Sarasota Circuit Court this week in an all-out effort for dismissal of a lawsuit that attempts to tie the firm to wrongdoing at Sco...

The Bazelon Center for Mental Health Law in Washington, D.C., and the Mississippi Youth Justice Project, part of the Southern Poverty Law Center, filed the lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Jackson...

Two more partners have jumped from Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe to King & Spalding.

Foley & Lardner LLP announced that five of the firm's senior counsel have been elected to partnership in the Milwaukee office, including Jeffrey S. Gunderson of Wauwatosa.