Legal Guide (Page 71)
Workers Compensation Lawyers Vs Personal Injury Lawyers: Law 101
An injury on the in the workplace can come with additional challenges above and beyond the injury itself. The next steps after treatment and recover includes, dealing with cost, and establishing responsibility. Hiring an appropriate lawyer to assist us is also an important decision in order to deal with these issues. Which lawyer is appropriate for which situation will be discussed below. ... ❯❯❯
7 Major Challenges Small Start Ups Face—And What to Do About It Now
You've launched your start up. Your "paper napkin" dream is about to be realized. There are particular challenges start ups face. But how you respond to them will determine how successfully your business will roll. Here are 7 major challenges that you should be aware of. Charging Too Little A pitfall for new businesses is trying to beat the competition by offering lower or the lowest... ❯❯❯
Injury Claims that You are Entitled to in Ireland
Although it is never desirable to be in a situation where you would have to think about injury claims, the truth is that accidents can happen at any place and at any time. It could be in your office, whilst commuting, at a construction site or even in your home. While it is not always possible to recover fully from the unfortunate event, more often than not, you are entitled to monetary compensati... ❯❯❯
The Importance Of Updating Your Will For Business Owners
Running a business is one of the biggest challenges you can face. Prioritising your time and ensuring that all essential business tasks are covered while also ensuring your business moves forward with the times is a daunting task. Unfortunately for many small business owners, the issue of succession planning isn’t prioritised as often as it should be. Perhaps this is because not many people like... ❯❯❯
Home Office Announce New Asylum Seeker Housing Plans
The home office has recently disclosed new developments under the national dispersal scheme, alongside local authorities and overseas investors with Tier 1 Visas, with the goal to support asylum seekers when they look for a residence to stay in the UK. The scheme was brought about in 1999, as a step towards the solution to manage a surge in asylum seeker applications; it effectively relocated... ❯❯❯
Guide to Hiring a Divorce Lawyer
Finding the right divorce attorney is important as it ensures that the divorce process will go smoothly. Divorce is not an easy process especially for those who already have children. If you and your spouse can settle the issue out of the court, a mediation service is better instead of hiring a divorce attorney. Hiring a divorce attorney is suitable for couples who are constantly arguing and... ❯❯❯
Should You Sue or Accept a Personal Injury Settlement?
There is always a choice that has to be made during a personal injury case. Sometimes you have to figure out if you are going to go all the way and sue someone in court, or you are going to take the settlement they are offering. And there is no simple answer to such a question. It is impossible for us to say, yes you should accept a settlement, or you should sue, unless we know the full details... ❯❯❯
Immigration Law: Employment Based Vs. Family Based Green Cards
Immigration to the United States takes form in several different methods. The two most commonly used are Employment based and Family based Green Cards. Each offers their specific contribution to immigration as whole and the US economy. With one basic goal to promote domestic family life and at the same time filling labor shortages within the USA. For the last 50+ years these two... ❯❯❯
The Law of Talk: The Regulations on Recording Phone Conversations
There can be some aspects of federal laws where too little information or just plain ignorance of what you can and can’t do, could prove to be a problem. Recording phone conversations is a prime example of how you could land yourself in hot water or find yourself exposed to a situation that could have been avoided, if only you had a greater knowledge of the privacy laws. Here is an overview of... ❯❯❯
Domestic Partnerships and Children: Priceless Advice for Unmarried Parents Who Are Splitting Up
With the amount of people not getting married at an all-time high, it’s relatively common nowadays for couples to remain unmarried and still have children. With recent statistics suggesting up to a huge 85% of relationships will result in a break up, unmarried parents are facing confusion surrounding rights to their children more than ever. If you’re unmarried and facing an impending split from... ❯❯❯
