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The Unlimited Liability Sole Proprietorship

Wednesday, September 30, 2009 by James W. Martin

Let’s say you are starting a business all by yourself. No partners, no investors, just yourself. Which would you choose: to do business with unlimited personal liability or to do business with limited personal liability? Well, unless you like to be sued, you would choose to limit your personal liability. How do you do that?... Read More

Posted at 19:34 PM | PERMALINK

Topic: Business Formation

Federal or Postal Disability Retirement: The Initial Step Is the Most Difficult

Wednesday, September 30, 2009 by Robert R. McGill

I find that the initial step in filing for Disability for Federal Workers is the most difficult step for people to take. It is often a psychological block. I have spoken on this issue in the past. For a Federal or Postal worker, especially in these constrained economic times where the job market outside of the Federal Sector appears restrictive... Read More

Posted at 19:12 PM | PERMALINK

Topic: Administrative Law

North Carolina DWI Defense Tips

Wednesday, September 30, 2009 by John C. Fitzpatrick

This empowering information is offered by the Law Offices of John C. Fitzpatrick. Attorney Fitzpatrick has been defending the rights of those charged in Curham and Chapel Hill for more than a decade. He hopes that this information helps you make the best choice for your legal defense.... Read More

Posted at 18:24 PM | PERMALINK

Topic: DUI/DWI

When Should You Settle vs. Going to Court

Wednesday, September 30, 2009 by S. Roger Rombro

If you wish to be finished with the process and your Los Angeles family law attorney agrees that the amount of the settlement offered to you is fair, then you might choose immediate closure and settle out of court. Article contributed by Los Angeles family law attorneys Rombro & Associates, (310) 545-1900, www.rombrolaw.com.... Read More

Posted at 16:41 PM | PERMALINK

Topic: Family Law

FDNS Site Visits - To Investigate Fraud in Immigration Petitions

Wednesday, September 30, 2009 by KahBo Dye-Chiew

An immigration attorney in Hawaii can help businesses protect their interests and their employees with proper documentation on file if visited by the FDNS. Learn more about FDNS visits and business immigration laws.... Read More

Posted at 15:07 PM | PERMALINK

Topic: Immigration

Most Dangerous Highways for car accidents in AL

Wednesday, September 30, 2009 by Zachary Joseph Peagler

Whhat are the Most Dangerous Highways for car accidents in AL? This information is brought to you by Zach Peagler, Birmingham DUI attorney in Birmingham, Alabama, 205-588-8631. Contact Zach Peagler regarding Birmingham DUI defense. ... Read More

Posted at 14:35 PM | PERMALINK

Topic: DUI/DWI

WHAT IS INTERNAL DISPUTE RESOLUTION WITH A HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION?

Wednesday, September 30, 2009 by Barry A. Ross

State law provides a cost effective means for resolving disputes with a homeowners association. This is called internal dispute resolution (IDR). It is described in Civil Code Section 1363.810, et al. If a property owner wishes to initiate IDR, the homeowners association must participate. If the homeowners association wishes to initiate IDR, the owner may or may not participate. Civil Code Section 1363.820 states that an association “shall provide a... Read More

Posted at 14:26 PM | PERMALINK

Topic: Homeowners Association Law

Kentucky Trucking Accident: Was Driver Fatigue A Factor?

Wednesday, September 30, 2009 by Brett A. Emison

Trucker fatigue is as dangerous as drunk driving. Did fatigue play a role in a fatal trucking accident?... Read More

Posted at 12:28 PM | PERMALINK

Topic: Trucking Accidents

Even if you are not injured on your employer's premises, you may still be entitled to workers' compensation benefits

Wednesday, September 30, 2009 by James R. Flandreau

Although Pennsylvania workers' compensation benefits normally are payable only for injuries that occur on the employer's premises, a number of exceptions to this rule exist. If your injury fits into one of these exceptions, you may be entitled to workers' compensation benefits.... Read More

Posted at 11:38 AM | PERMALINK

Topic: Workers Compensation

Human Smuggling

Wednesday, September 30, 2009 by

The smuggling of humans from Mexico into Arizona, who end up living in Phoenix and other cities large and small, is big business in the Grand Canyon State. How big? Scott Donald, Phoenix criminal lawyer, discusses further.... Read More

Posted at 10:56 AM | PERMALINK

Topic: Criminal Law

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