Legal
Tim Turner of Restore America Plan is now the Interim President of New Republic of United States
By Aurelia Masterson · 14 years ago
Executive Summary – Restore America Plan has set up an interim government. The de jeur grand juries have had to approve by a 2/3 vote the candidates for the interim government. This would include a ...
Arizona DUI Consequences
By Theodore Agnick · 14 years ago
ARIZONA DUI LAWS HAVE HARSH CONSEQUENCES
Arizona DUI laws underwent significant changes in September 2008. These laws are in effect as of the date of this article. Arizona already had some of the strictest DUI ...
What do you want in your personal injury lawyer?
By Julie Hutchinson · 14 years ago
WHAT DO YOU WANT IN YOUR PERSONAL INJURY LAWYER
The difference between a good decision and a poor decision when choosing an attorney can be the can be the difference between the joy and satisfaction, ...
Getting to the Bottom of the Poligrip Lawsuit
By Lisa Robertson · 14 years ago
Glaxosmithkline have had 2 class action lawsuits filed against them regarding their product "Super Poligrip". One was settled out of court the other is still pending and in investigation. In the poligrip lawsuit Glaxo allegedly ...
Discovering the Symptoms of Denture Cream Poisoning
By Lisa Robertson · 14 years ago
In August of 2007 it was brought to federal court that denture cream poisoning was a growing concern. The plaintiff alleged that a popular denture adhesive was causing neurological damage and was suing the company ...
Can the Personal Injury Sector Survive the Recent Spate of Attacks on the Industry?
By Lee Price · 14 years ago
In recent months the personal injury sector of law has been beleaguered by attacks and new regulations which all seem custom built to hamper the effectiveness of compensation solicitors nationwide and place the ball back ...
The Long Term Effects of the New Qualified Lawyers Transfer Scheme
By Lee Price · 14 years ago
For many years in the legal profession in the UK, priority in terms of seeking admission as a solicitor in England or Wales was given either to those who had attained their qualifications in the ...
Green Bay Attorney Shane Brabazon: Hiring A Lawyer
By Shane Brabazon · 14 years ago
As a practicing Green Bay attorney of almost 18 years, I've seen good and bad lawyers. Hiring the right attorney for your case can mean the difference of thousands of dollars and even potential jail ...
Albuquerque Car Accident Lawyer
By Alex Crecca · 14 years ago
Get an Experienced Albuquerque Car Accident Lawyer. Finding a qualified Car Accident Attorney is crucial to the process of receiving the compensation you deserve!
5 Reasons You Need a Personal Injury Attorney
1. Knowledge
The ...
Driving Without a License in Florida
By Gerald Benson · 14 years ago
You might be driving without a valid license in Florida for quite a few reasons; among them are simply neglecting your responsibility to get your driver's license renewed due to forgetfulness, or you might be ...
Personal Injury Accidents
By Jennifer Warriner · 14 years ago
After you’ve been injured in car accident, slip and fall, dog bite, on the job injury or other personal injury, you may have injuries to your neck and back. You may have broken bones or ...
Working With a L1 Visa in Washington DC
By Haynes Immigration Law · 14 years ago
When a company is beginning to develop a market in another country, it is often necessary to have some employees with extensive experience, proprietary knowledge and specialized skills work in the newly established location. For ...
Are Court Reporters Only In Court?
By Jeremy Smith · 14 years ago
Court reporters take down verbatim conversations and proceedings both inside and outside of the legal world. While some of what they do is outside of the courthouse, their primary clients are attorneys that request a ...
Medical Testimony is a Challenge
By Jeremy Smith · 14 years ago
Taking down technical testimony can be challenging for brand new or less experienced court reporters. Medical terminology in particular can be difficult because not only is the reporter hearing new words that are not in ...
Some States Considering Digital Court Reporting
By Jeremy Smith · 14 years ago
Every few years, one or two more states entertain the idea of converting their court systems from court officials or stenographers to sophisticated digital recording systems that will keep a record of all proceedings. The ...
What Do Court Reporters Do Besides Legal Proceedings?
By Jeremy Smith · 14 years ago
On television shows, court reporters are always depicted as the person taking down testimony in a court trial. While legal testimony is one forum where they are found, they also provide verbatim transcription of many ...
Enforcement bank guarantees
By Mariano Jiménez · 14 years ago
What happens if the beneficiary of a bank guarantee or other surety decides to enforce it against a payment default by a debtor who has been declared insolvent? This is a crucial question not only ...
How to Hire an Orlando Personal Injury Lawyer
By Mike Addison · 14 years ago
5 Critical Questions to Ask When Hiring an Orlando Personal Injury Lawyer
Having an experienced and well-respected Orlando personal injury lawyer representing and protecting your legal interests is one of the most important things you ...
Georgia Divorce Laws
By Gail Walls · 14 years ago
Divorce lawyers in the state of Georgia are there to help you. Divorce in Georgia is sadly a fact of life and knowing Georgia divorce laws will help you make correct and informed choices. This ...
7 Critical Questions to Ask When Hiring an Attorney
By John Glazer · 14 years ago
Injury Lawyer Montgomery County - 7 Critical Questions to Ask When Hiring an Attorney
The unimaginable has happened. You've suffered a serious personal injury. You're confused and don't know where to turn to next. Hiring ...