Legal

Confusions about manufactured homes and foundations!
By Richard Oliver · 17 years ago
One of the most frustrating things for manufactured home owners in the last few years has been the changing emphasis on type of foundations on their understructures in order to qualify for loans. Frustrating because ...
Steps in Filing A Minimum Wage Claim
By Manuel Salvacion · 17 years ago
All employers are required by state and federal laws to provide the minimum wage to its workers and employees. If an employer would not comply, an employee may file a complaint with the Division of ...
Motor Insurers' Bureau - how they help with UK road accidents
By Charlotte Pegman · 17 years ago
After a road accident the driver at fault should call for the emergency services if necessary, and give you his or her details, including insurance details if they have them to hand. unfortunately, more and ...
Whiplash Compensation and Fraudulent Claims
By Nick Jervis · 17 years ago
Measures taken in the past to reduce the number of fraudulent claims made have also taken their toll on the industry, in some cases delaying payments to genuine whiplash sufferers. In extreme cases, gangs of ...
Religious Litigation Cases in California
By Gibson Sebastian · 17 years ago
There have not been many religious litigation cases in California to date. While recently there has been considerable publicity surrounding cases involving abuses by priests in the Catholic churches, there has been little in the ...
Defining RSDI Benefits
By Rainier Policarpio · 17 years ago
The RSDI (Retirement, Survivors and Disability Insurance) is considered as the largest among the income-maintenance programs of the Federal Government. Managed by the Social Security Administration, such insurance benefit program aims to provide monthly financial ...
Defective Cell Phones May Cause Serious Injury
By Joe Devine · 17 years ago
Cell phones continue to grow in popularity, as Americans increasingly rely on their cellular phone for personal and business calls. Although cell phone designs have seen advancements in past decade, some cell phones are still ...
Extended Coverage Helps Ensure You Are Fully Protected
By Alan Jacobson · 17 years ago
Extended coverage is a term used by brokers and insurance companies to denote coverage that goes beyond the basic policy. All basic insurance policies have exclusions, or specific losses or reasons for losses that are ...
Get Business Financial Relief from Bankruptcy Filling
By Steve Buchanan · 17 years ago
Business is a situation in which a business organization has more liabilities than assets and is no longer capable of meeting its financial obligations. Any type of business can file for this bankruptcy. Actually it ...
Definition And Use Of Tort Law
By Donald Yates · 17 years ago
Simply put torts are civil laws that recognize personal wrongs which answer to a charge of law as grounds for accountability or lawsuit. These are wrongs that have resulted in personal injury or harm and ...
Federal Sentencing Guidelines
By Joe Devine · 17 years ago
The United States has an entire organization that sets the standard sentence times for various crimes that take place in the United States. Basically, these are pre-set prison or probation terms for certain crimes. They ...
The Importance of Schedule F
By David Siegel · 17 years ago
Schedule F is the schedule whereby a debtor lists all of his unsecured creditors. This can be anything from a credit card obligation to a medical bill to just about anything in between. Every creditor ...
Pre-Nuptial Agreements
By Joe Devine · 17 years ago
Overall, people have been getting married later in life which means that they are bringing more property or other assets into a marriage. Unfortunately, 40% of first marriages fail, 60% of second marriages fail, and ...
Trademark Law India
By Kaviraj Singh · 17 years ago
TRADE MARK LAW INDIA Trade Mark" means a registered trade mark or a mark used in relation to goods for the purpose of indicating or so as to indicate a connection in the course of ...
Avoid These Costly Mistakes And You Will Collect More For Your OnThe Job Injury
By Brent Adams · 17 years ago
During more that 30 years of helping injured workers collect full workers' compensation benefits, I have seen others make common mistakes that cost them a lot of money. I discuss 15 of these errors below. ...
DUI Issues: Breath Tests
By Joe Devine · 17 years ago
If you are pulled over for suspicion of driving under the influence, the police officer will most likely want you to complete a breath test. You have the option to refuse to take the breath ...
STOP Collection Harassment
By B Baker · 17 years ago
"Hello Amy?" Uh oh --- You know the collection harassment is about to begin when debt collectors start calling you by your first name. Darn credit companies. Maybe it's some sort of psychological ploy to ...
Filing A Lawsuit In Small Claims Court Against A Collection Agency And The Credit Bureaus
By Eric Gartle · 17 years ago
As a follow up to our Validating Debt article, if a collection agency has failed to remove a listing, the next step to be taken is to file a lawsuit against the collection agency in ...
Limiting The Automatic Stay, Not Very Limiting
By David Siegel · 17 years ago
Some ideas which sound good in theory, do not measure up in practicality. For example, take one of the most significant changes to the bankruptcy code which became effective a little more than two years ...
What is Medical Malpractice?
By Joe Devine · 17 years ago
Medical malpractice is the very broad term given to a very wide variety of incidences where a doctor or someone with a medical license makes some sort of mistake that results in the injury or ...