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• California - What happens when you get a DUI?
  (Wed Aug 2nd, 2006, by H. Gillogly)
  This is one of the most common questions asked to DUI lawyers. When you ask lawyers this question, you do not always get straight answers because every circumstance is different. According to DUI.com the most common penalties are as followed. $1200 ...
• Mesothelioma Cancer And Your Legal Rights:
  (Tue Aug 1st, 2006, by Dave L.)
  Your first goal is to find out how many cases an attorney has actually handled. You also want to know: how many of these were settled, and how many of these went to trial? What were the results of each case? You should ask the same questions about h...
• Five Mistakes Attorneys Make After Deciding To Hire An Expert
  (Tue Aug 1st, 2006, by Steven I. Fried)
  I try to stay as current as possible on developments in my little corner of the world and it struck me recently that not much new has been written on a subject that is so important to the financial lives of many people. Financial litigation is freque...
• Contracts
  (Mon Jul 31st, 2006, by Ellen Zucker)
  Protect your bottom line. Don’t pick up your pencil until your client has signed the dotted line. I refer to the temptation for many artists, designers and other creatives to jump the gun and begin work on a project before there is a signed contract....
• Young Drivers in The Lone Star State Face a More Difficult Time
  (Mon Jul 31st, 2006, by Joe Gerstl)
  /p> A new law going into effect Sept. 1 2005 will likely increase the need for defensive driving online courses as well as onsite classes and defensive driving video rentals & will grow the total of road tests administered by the Lone-Star State DPS....
• BIG VERDICT FOR JANITOR WHO COMPLAINED ABOUT BROKEN TOILETS
  (Mon Jul 31st, 2006, by Jonathan Meyers, Esq.)
  Recently, the New Jersey Supreme Court upheld the Appellate Division's decision to let stand a $194,000 jury verdict in favor of a part-time janitor who complained about broken toilets and a burnt out light-bulb. In addition to holding that the jani...
• Vital Facts about Social Security Death
  (Mon Jul 31st, 2006, by Maricon Williams)
  Ignorance excuses no one. It is a well-established legal maxim which means don’t sleep on your duty to know the law in order not to be oppressed or victimized. Most of the deceased family members are unaware of the fact that they are entitled to so...
• Preventative Lawyering
  (Sun Jul 30th, 2006, by E. Elizabeth Sweetser)
  In this economy, you may think twice before consulting an attorney to avoid the fees. Sometimes that’s a good idea. Sometimes it’s not and can cost you lots more in future litigation. Here are some basic guidelines relating to two important issues – ...
• After an Auto Accident, what should you do next?
  (Sat Jul 29th, 2006, by Maricon Williams)
  Accident comes in the most unexpected manner. All of a sudden, you will just feel the collision of another vehicle into yours. You hear the screech of the tires and the driver instantly loses his control. Your adrenalin soars with your temper. You’r...
• Social Security Fraud and its Antidotes
  (Sat Jul 29th, 2006, by Maricon Williams)
  Every year, approximately 200 billion dollars is lost because of fraud. Social Security fraud made the stealing of billions of pounds from the public, stealing of money which can be allocated to the primary needs of the people, and striking at the r...

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