Four Key Ways To Protect Your Small Business From A Civil Lawsuit

Posted on: 17 August 2017

Having a civil lawsuit brought against your business is just about the worst thing most small business owners can imagine having happen. Even if you end up winning the case, you still have to sink so much time and resources into hiring a lawyer to defend you. Nobody enjoys sitting in a courthouse, either! So, as a small business owner, it's important to take a few steps to reduce your chances of a lawsuit being filed against you.
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How To Determine If An Attorney Violates A Professional Code Of Conduct

Posted on: 9 August 2017

The American Bar Association is responsible for creating a code of ethical conduct for lawyers. If you are unsure about the decision that your attorney has made, you may want to educate yourself on the ethical standards that attorneys are required to uphold. There are many actions that may potentially have an attorney disbarred: Professional Conduct In the appearance and speech of a lawyer, it is necessary to follow the established norms of professional conduct and to follow the norms of the legal profession.
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What Can You Sue For When Filing A Wrongful Death Suit?

Posted on: 2 August 2017

If your loved one has passed away, and you feel someone else is responsible for their untimely death, you may be able to file a wrongful death lawsuit against the other party if you can prove that their actions or negligence caused the death. However, trying to determine how much to sue for can be a tough decision. After all, you cannot put a price on someone's life. However, in the state of Florida, there are certain categories you can look at to determine the amount of money that can be sought in these cases.
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Three Mistakes To Avoid When Filing For Disability

Posted on: 25 July 2017

An injury on the job that leaves you disabled is life changing — even more so if you are also rendered unable to work in your chosen career. Fortunately, this is why disability exists. When filing your claim, though, you want to make sure you don't make any mistakes that could lead to a denial. The following are a few things to avoid. #1: Claiming unemployment As a general rule, you can only claim one or the other — unemployment or disability.
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