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Picking an Insurance Company

Wednesday, January 28, 2009 by Edward H. Zebersky

Ed Zebersky a Fort Lauderdale Insurance Lawyer of Zebersky & Payne gives some insight and advice on picking a insurance company. In this article, Ed a Insurance Attorney in Ft Lauderdale explains what you should be aware of when selecting an insurance company.... Read More

Posted at 11:19 AM | PERMALINK

Topic: Insurance

Does a person need to be outside the store to be guilty of shoplifting?

Wednesday, January 28, 2009 by Matthew J. Ruff

The answer to this commonly asked question is no. The law that regulates the crime of shoplifting in the state of california requires only that an item be taken with the intent to permanently deprive the store owner of his property. This means that a person can be arrested inside a store as long as the required intent can be shown. This is commonly done by using circumstantial evidence to prove the intent such as placing the item in a purse or secreting the property on the p... Read More

Posted at 10:53 AM | PERMALINK

Topic: Theft

Luxembourg funds - CSSF press release on the Madoff case (23 January 2009)

Tuesday, January 27, 2009 by Olivier Sciales

Posted at 18:59 PM | PERMALINK

Topic: Investments

Garmo's Immigration Newsletter- January 2009

Tuesday, January 27, 2009 by Steven N. Garmo

Welcome to the January 2009 issue of GARMO'S IMMIGRATION NEWSLETTER, the most informative e-mail newsletter regarding U.S. immigration laws and procedures. Please visit our news archive at http://www.garmo.com/archives/ to read about the following headlines. If you like this newsletter, please forward a copy to family or friends. If not, please tell us how we can improve it to serve your needs.

Posted at 13:44 PM | PERMALINK

Topic: Immigration

Auto Accidents and Coverage

Tuesday, January 27, 2009 by Robert I. Feinberg

As a Boston car accident lawyer, I have found that understanding Massachusetts auto insurance law is at least as difficult as “the uninitiated driver’s first foray into the city of Boston.” These are the words of the Supreme Judicial Court, the highest court in Massachusetts and were written... Read More

Posted at 13:42 PM | PERMALINK

Topic: Personal Injury

Cerebral Palsy - Medical Malpractice

Tuesday, January 27, 2009 by David M. Patton

Cerebral palsy in Arizona effects thousands of families every year. David Patton is experienced helping families with the tremendous financial burdens caused by medical mistakes that lead to CP. ... Read More

Posted at 13:31 PM | PERMALINK

Topic: Medical Malpractice

Surprises During a Criminal Trial

Tuesday, January 27, 2009 by Jack B. Swerling

Columbia criminal defense attorney Jack Swerling has been involved with some of the most famous trials during the last 30 years of South Carolina criminal law history. Jack offers his views on "surprise testimony".... Read More

Posted at 11:29 AM | PERMALINK

Topic: Criminal Law

Assignment of Liability in a Florida Personal Injury Case

Monday, January 26, 2009 by Ronald D. Rodman

South Florida courts can assign a percentage of fault and liability to each participant when someone gets hurt due to negligence. When several parties are involved in causing a serious injury in Miami I recommend consulting with a law firm that has experience with cases like this and remember, it can take years to go to trial and reach a settlement. ... Read More

Posted at 12:44 PM | PERMALINK

Topic: Personal Injury

Investment Fraud: What It Is and How to Avoid It

Monday, January 26, 2009 by Douglas F. Stone

Westchester securities arbitration lawyer has outlined how to protect yourself from investment fraud. There are ways to avoid it. Westchester securities lawyer ........ Read More

Posted at 09:18 AM | PERMALINK

Topic: Investments

CSRS & FERS Federal Disability Retirement: Psychiatric Disabilities

Sunday, January 25, 2009 by Robert R. McGill

I am often asked, on an initial interview/consultation of a potential client, whether or not psychiatric medical disabilities (Major Depression, Generalized Anxiety Disorder, PTSD, panic attacks, Bi-polar disorder, etc.) are "more difficult" to prove than physical disabilities. This question is similar, of course, to the question often asked of certain other kinds of disabilities, like Fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome, Irritable Bowel Syndrome, and... Read More

Posted at 19:12 PM | PERMALINK

Topic: Administrative Law

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