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Intellectual Property and Your Business

Friday, October 30, 2009 by Clay M. White

Contact Texas intellectual property law firm White-Shaver, PC, if you have any questions about intellectual property throughout Texas, or if you think your intellectual property rights have been violated. Our IP attorneys have the experience and skill to efficiently and strongly advocate on behalf of your and your company’s intellectual property rights.... Read More

Posted at 16:04 PM | PERMALINK

Topic: Intellectual Property

Seroquel Settlement - AstraZeneca Pays More Than $500 Million To Settle Four Seroquel Lawsuits

Friday, October 30, 2009 by Brett A. Emison

The New York Times reported that AstraZeneca -- the manufacturer of the atypical antipsychotic drug, Seroquel -- will pay $520 million to settle two federal investigations and two whistle-blower lawsuits. Learn more here.... Read More

Posted at 15:00 PM | PERMALINK

Topic: Drug and Medical Device Litigation

San Diego County: Lab Errors Reported in Connection to Criminal Cases

Friday, October 30, 2009 by Virginia L. Landry

Have you heard the news? The District Attorney in San Diego has reported that there are possible incorrect lab test results connected to some criminal cases in San Diego County, primarily misdemeanors relating to alcohol and drug use. DUI charges fall under the category of misdemeanor offenses and if you took a recent blood... Read More

Posted at 14:49 PM | PERMALINK

Topic: DUI/DWI

Case Evaluation

Friday, October 30, 2009 by Robert I. Feinberg

Robert Feinberg discusses your personal injury lawsuit and what your case is worth through a myriad of factors that go into the calculation.... Read More

Posted at 14:16 PM | PERMALINK

Topic: Personal Injury

Illinois Semi Truck Crash Kills Teen

Friday, October 30, 2009 by Brett A. Emison

The News-Gazette has reported that Michael Symmonds of Rankin, Illinois was killed early Thursday morning when a tractor trailer crashed into the pickup truck in which he was a passenger. The crash also injured the driver of pickup, Dillon Eighner.Our hearts go out to the families of these young men and the Rankin, Illinois commun... Read More

Posted at 11:58 AM | PERMALINK

Topic: Trucking Accidents

What should you do if you are seriously injured?

Friday, October 30, 2009 by R. Lewis Van Blois

Panicking after being involved in a car accident in Oakland only makes matters worst. Panicking is alarming and can be contagious for other passengers. The best thing to do is to think logically about the next step. Remembering to immediately call 911 can save lives in instances of extreme injury.... Read More

Posted at 11:44 AM | PERMALINK

Topic: Automobile Accidents

Gifting - Who Gives and Who Gets?

Friday, October 30, 2009 by James R. Modrall

Transfer of wealth to the next generation or generations is part of normal human desire, and a foundation of estate planning and planning for wealth preservation. Increasingly, clients are interested in gifting assets, usually to children and grandchildren. This is part of the normal transfer of wealth from one generation to the next generation. Parents and grandparents make continual and regular gifts to children and grandchildren, generally as holiday presents or to meet special needs such... Read More

Posted at 10:12 AM | PERMALINK

Topic: Trusts and Estates

When to contact an intellectual property lawyer

Friday, October 30, 2009 by Gary S. Fergus

Intellectual property lawyer, Gary Fergus provides a few examples of when to contact an IP lawyer to enforce your intellectual property rights.... Read More

Posted at 10:10 AM | PERMALINK

Topic: Intellectual Property

Tucker's Tip 22-2009: Short Sale-Proposed HUD (Charlottesville, Virginia)

Friday, October 30, 2009 by William D. Tucker

Short Sale (Proposed HUD): The short sale lender requires a preliminary HUD to review as soon as there is a potential contract. It is important to provide whoever is preparing the HUD with as much correct information as possible. Some important matters not to forget are: HOA dues (especially if they are delinquent); well, septic and termite (who is supposed to pay); real estate commission (always start with a full commission); number of loans currently outstanding;... Read More

Posted at 09:50 AM | PERMALINK

Topic: Real Estate

FERS & CSRS Disability Retirement: The Doctor's Opinion

Thursday, October 29, 2009 by Robert R. McGill

As a federal disability attorney who represents Federal and Postal employees to "obtain" Federal Employees Disability Retirement benefits, it is important to make distinctions within the process of securing the Federal benefit... Read More

Posted at 17:52 PM | PERMALINK

Topic: Administrative Law

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