Legal Guide (Page 175)
How to Give Your Law Firm's Marketing a Much-Needed Boost
Law firms are like any other business - they need to give their market the care and attention that it deserves. Underfunded or unenthusiastic marketing campaigns will always fail, but simply ensuring appropriate funding and then setting your workers to work won’t be enough. If you want your law firm’s marketing to stand out from your competitors, you will need to work to make it so.
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Why Liability Insurance Is a Must for Small Businesses and Freelancers
Small-business owners possess a passion, drive, and entrepreneurial spirit that goes far in building the success of their company. They believe they have the ability to deliver a top-notch product or service, and they work hard getting the business off the ground, spreading the word, and building up a client base. They may not even consider that some people will be unhappy with their work or... ❯❯❯
The Legal Definition of and Penalties for DWI in Texas
Like other states, Texas has strict laws that prohibit driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. These laws are designed to protect the public and minimize the number of vehicle accidents and deaths caused by intoxicated driving. If you live in or plan on visiting Texas, you will need to learn about Texas’s DWI laws. You can avoid being pulled over and charged with this offense by knowing... ❯❯❯
Migration agent VS immigration lawyer: Who can be more useful?
You may need help with a migration when moving to Australia for work, or education. Like others, you can submit your visa application on your own or choose a consulting expert to get through the process. Since going to a different country is not an easy decision, you should not take it too lightly. Consult someone who specialises in this field. You can turn to a migration agent or immigration... ❯❯❯
Having an overall idea of MSA and its working
Getting injured due to someone else's negligence may require you to file a personal injury lawsuit to claim medical care coverage for your future medical needs and the amount of distress you had to experience. Whether you are covered by workers’ compensation or Medicare or expected to obtain coverage from Medicare, you may have to have a Medicare Set-Aside account for reimbursement from the... ❯❯❯
4 Reasons Why Trademark Registration Will Protect Your Brand
If you’ve been thinking about trademark registration, but you’re still on the fence about it, now is the time to make a move. To help you figure things out, here are four reasons that trademark registration is in your business’ best interests. From protection in court to easier identification in the consumer market, there really is no reason not to take advantage of trademark registration. It... ❯❯❯
Procedures For Changing Your Name In California
Changing your name in California is a huge step that should not be taken lightly. With that said, if you are positive you want to do this, it is important to do it right and be prepared for the road ahead. Every state has their own procedures for the process and California is no exception. Here is everything you will need to know in order to successfully navigate this process.
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How to Handle a Minor Car Accident
By Samantha Larson
Car accidents are a pain, and unfortunately, they happen more than you think. In fact, the average driver will be in about three to four car accidents in his or her lifetime.
While not every car accident will result in significant damage and injuries, minor accidents can still be jarring for all involved. After a minor car accident, you may feel overwhelmed and confused... ❯❯❯
Same-Sex Marriage in Florida: Survivor Rights and Wrongful Death Claims
It has only been four years since Florida has recognized same-sex marriages and as a result, many couples still don’t understand their rights under the law. You are afforded the same rights as heterosexual married couples and this means that you have the right to file a wrongful death claim. Most often these claims arise after a not-at-fault automobile accident, but they could result from other... ❯❯❯
Caught in the Middle: How a Passenger in a Stolen Car Could be Convicted of Theft
You might be familiar with the following scenario: Two teenagers get pulled over in a stolen vehicle. The driver stole the vehicle the night before. The passenger knew the vehicle was stolen, but had no involvement in the actual theft. The officer charges and arrests both the driver and the passenger with vehicle theft. Is this legal? How can a passenger be charged with theft if they didn’t help... ❯❯❯
