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Business Law
When Deciding to File a Lawsuit, What Matters Most – the “Principle” or the “Principal”?
When you have been injured or when you are involved in a dispute about money, there can be a tendency
How a Lawyer Can Help You Form an LLC
A limited liability company (LLC) is a powerful legal entity model that you can use to protect yourself and your
Ban on Non-Compete Agreements – What It Means For Your Business
Non-compete clauses and agreements have been around for nearly 600 years. So why are they now on the verge of
Insurance Issues for Business Owners
Are you a small business owner wondering if you have an insurance claim for business interruption, for a cyber security
What is the Difference Between an Independent Contractor and Employee?
America’s work climate has changed over the last several decades. Companies like Amazon, Uber and Ebay have paved the way
Construction Industry Trends for 2019
If you’re a construction business owner, it is important to be aware of upcoming trends in the industry. Being able
Personal Injury
Preventing Drunk Driving Accidents Through Community Action
Far too many lives are cut tragically short by drunk drivers every year. While laws and enforcement play a crucial
Seasonal Shifts: Mastering Motorcycle Safety in the Fall
The arrival of fall brings changing weather conditions and traffic patterns that can impact motorcycle safety and lead to more
The Unseen Strain: Emotional Impact of Personal Injuries
Personal injuries are not just about physical pain; they also cause emotional scars that often remain hidden. Beyond the physical
Other Legal Insights
What to Do After a Car Accident as a Passenger
Being a passenger in a car accident can be a traumatic experience. The sudden impact, the noise, and the fear
Drowsy Driving: The Dangers of Fatigued Driving
Drowsy driving is a serious problem that can have deadly consequences. According to the NHTSA, drowsy driving is responsible for
Life Changes, Your Estate Plan Should Too
Life is full of changes, both expected and unexpected. From getting married, having children, buying a home, and retiring, our