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  • Entering Into A Partnership? 3 Things Small Business Owners Need To Know For Protection

    When it comes to small businesses, many owners tend to want to operate as a partnership rather than a corporation. However, not all small business owners and operators know how to adequately protect themselves in a partnership. Here are three things that you'll want to do to keep yourself protected when you enter into a business partnership: 1. Don't Overlook the Importance of a Written and Signed Agreement. You may be entering into a partnership with your best friend of 20 years and know that you can trust him or her, but you should never go on that gut feeling or that friend's word.
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  • Suing a Court-Appointed Guardian Ad Litem: How It Affects Your Custody Case

    If you are in the midst of a custody battle with your former spouse, you probably have been assigned a guardian ad litem, or GAL, to represent the interests of the children. If you disagree with the GAL's investigation, findings, and recommendation, you can request an appeal. You may also be able to sue him or her, but there are some definitive issues in doing so. Conflict of Interest Despite your disagreements with the GAL and your desire to pursue civil litigation against him or her, there is one major problem.
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  • How An Attorney Can Help After You've Been Severely Injured In An Auto Accident

    If you're recovering in the hospital from an auto accident, you are probably overwhelmed with worry about your health, future, and finances. If you face huge medical bills and will be unable to work for a long time, it's in your best interest to talk to attorneys like Lynn Jackson Shultz & Lebrun PC and find out your options. If the accident was the fault of someone else, you may be able to pursue a personal injury case.
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  • Can You File A Personal Injury Claim Against The Government?

    When you are involved in an accident and the government is at fault, recovering compensation might not be as easy as you think. The government has certain rules and protections that can make your case more difficult than it would be against a civilian. Before taking any actions, here is what you need to know about a claim against the government. What Do You Need to Do Before Filing a Claim?
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  • If You're Unlucky Enough To Get Hurt In A Personal Injury Case... Hope It Happens In Arizona!

    The state of Arizona believes in fair and reasonable compensation for plaintiffs in personal injury cases, as evidenced by its personal injury statutes. Some states have limits on the amount of money that can be awarded in a personal injury case, commonly called a damage cap, but Arizona does not have any such cap. The state allows injured persons to file for compensation for any injury that was caused by another individual or entity, and it recognizes that the injury may have far-reaching financial implications for the victim and their family.
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  • 2 Ways That A Divorce Attorney Can Assist You

    A divorce attorney is one of the most important resources that you can have at your disposal throughout the divorce process. Providing you with mediation options and making sure that your ex obeys the terms of the divorce are just two of the ways that a divorce attorney can help you out. Mediation Mediation is a great way to proceed with a divorce if you and your soon-to-be ex are on good enough terms to sit down and have a civil discussion.
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  • 3 Possible Ways That Pharmaceutical Drugs Could Be Responsible For Your Injuries

    Personal injury cases that stem from using pharmaceutical drugs can be complex. Before you can file a claim, you need to identify the reason for your claim. There are a few ways in which the pharmaceutical drugs that you used might have failed you. When filing your claim, it is important that you can identify how. There are three main categories into which the claims fall. Side Effects One possibility for your claim is to cite the side effects caused by the drugs.
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  • 3 Ways To Help A Loved One Who Is In Jail

    There are few things that can be more upsetting than receiving a call and finding out that your loved one is in jail. Although the situation can make you feel as if you are powerless to help your loved one, you should know that there are a few things that you can do. These are three different ways that you can help your loved one who is currently awaiting trial.
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  • Who Is Liable For Dog Bites At A Business?

    Dogs are a presence in many people's lives and some people take their dogs everywhere, including stores or other businesses. Wherever dogs are allowed, there is a possibility of a dog bite injury. Many people may not know who is responsible for a dog bite when it happens inside a business. Here are three scenarios where liability may not be so clear. {None of these scenarios apply to service or police dogs, which are usually exempt from most dog bite liability.
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  • Divorce Mediation: Why You May Need Further Representation During Your Divorce

    Divorce mediation is used by many couples who are in the process of splitting up their assets and debts. While it can work for a couple that is divorcing amicably, a divorce mediator is not looking out for the best interests of either party. The mediator will make suggestions, and offer insight to the couple, but the mediator represents no one in the divorce. If you feel you are being cheated in the separation agreement, further representation may be necessary.
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