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Leveling the Playing Field in Injury Cases

Saturday, November 21, 2009 by Dixon R. Gahnz

If you have been hurt in an accident there are many things you are worried about.  You are worried about your medical bills, your job, how you are going to pay your household expenses while you are off work.  The insurance companies know you are worried, and they know that the more pressure you are under the more likely you are to settle your case before you know the extent of your injuries. 

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Topic: Personal Injury

Chicago: Wrestler Suing After Stairs Collapse

Saturday, November 21, 2009 by Michael P. Ehline

Find out why this Chicago wrestler had to call a lawyer for his personal injury.... Read More
Posted at 15:16 PM  |  PERMALINK
Topic: Personal Injury

I've got a judgment - Now what?

Saturday, November 21, 2009 by Philip W. Boyko

You were successful at the trial court level and you now have a judgment in hand against that low-life of a former customer who took your goods or services without paying for them.  You took the case to trial and the judge awarded you judgment for the full amount the customer failed to pay, your court costs, and your attorney's fees.  The whole amount is accruing interest at the post-judgment rate. The debtor either didn't appeal or your judgment was affirmed on... Read More

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Topic: Litigation

What Information Will Your Medical Malpractice Attorney Need?

Friday, November 20, 2009 by Gregg A. Stone

When you begin the process of filing a lawsuit for malpractice in Newark, your lawyer will need some information. Telling your side of the story is the first step. After that you will need to give your malpractice attorney a variety of documents and paperwork to help determine whether a medical malpractice case exists.

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Posted at 19:29 PM  |  PERMALINK
Topic: Medical Malpractice

FERS & CSRS Disability Retirement: Hindrances

Friday, November 20, 2009 by Robert R. McGill

     One would think that the Human Resources Department of the Agency from which a Federal or Postal employee is attempting to file a Federal Disability Retirement application, would be a "helpful" entity.  It is indeed a baffling phenomena when one pauses and reflects upon it:  What is the purpose of the Human Resources Department?  Specifically, what existential purpose does a person serve, who has a positional designation of "Disability... Read More

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Topic: Administrative Law

Divorce New York Style

Friday, November 20, 2009 by Lee Rosenberg

Divorce New York Style

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Posted at 17:06 PM  |  PERMALINK
Topic: Divorce

Drunk Driving Arrest: Now What?

Friday, November 20, 2009 by Harry S. Steinmetz

The Law Office of Harry Steinmetz has the extensive experience and familiarity with the complex interrelation of DUI laws that you need. Attorney Steinmetz’s DUI law firm in Tacoma does its best to give you straight answers, helps you through the judicial process, and fights to minimize the adverse consequences of drunk driving charges.... Read More
Posted at 16:46 PM  |  PERMALINK
Topic: DUI/DWI

Do All Personal Injury Cases Involve Physical Injury?

Friday, November 20, 2009 by Paul S. Rosenberg

West Palm Beach personal injury lawyers, Rosenberg & Rosenberg discuss the broad legal term of personal injury applying to injuries that affect health of mind, body, or emotions.... Read More
Posted at 16:37 PM  |  PERMALINK
Topic: Personal Injury

Reasons why a Virginia Workers' Compensation Settlement Could be Rjected

Friday, November 20, 2009 by Gerald G. Lutkenhaus

I attended a seminar on Virginia Workers' Compensation Issues. One of the areas discussed was avoiding the pitfalls in a Virginia Workers' Compensation Settlement.... Read More
Posted at 15:25 PM  |  PERMALINK
Topic: Workers Compensation

The Unbearable Cost Of Daycare To The Non-Custodial Parent With Limited Means

Friday, November 20, 2009 by Bryan L. Salamone

The Unbearable Cost of Daycare To The Non-Custodial Parent With Limited Means

Since the Child Support Standards Act, it has been clear that a parent’s income would be used to calculate child support.  In most cases, a parent who is chargeable with supporting a child or children will have to pay 17% of the parents’ gross income minus FICA.  If the parent is a low earned or has limited means, the parent may lose 20% of their income to taxes; 17% to CS; and... Read More

Posted at 14:29 PM  |  PERMALINK
Topic: Child Support
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