How Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Works
Posted on:
13 February 2020
There are times in life when a person's finances might get out of control. If you are in a time like this and do not know what to do, you might want to consider Chapter 13 bankruptcy. This is a great option for people who earn good incomes but that are strapped with debts and facing foreclosure or other major problems like this. Here are several things to understand about how Chapter 13 works to help people get out of the financial problems they are currently stuck in.
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Why You Should Pursue Your Wrongful Death Accident Claim
Posted on:
15 January 2020
Statistics show that almost 1.25 million individuals die in car accidents every year, which equates to over 3,200 fatalities each day. Deaths like these leave a significant hole in their loved ones' lives, and for that reason, it is important for wrongful death claims to be pursued against the parties who are responsible for these deaths. If you have lost a loved one in a car crash, here are three reasons you should consider legal action the party responsible.
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3 Situations When It's Best To Seek An Employment Lawyer's Advice Before Firing An Employee
Posted on:
10 December 2019
Having to terminate employees is just part of operating a business, and you do have the right to do so when certain situations come up. However, you really do have to be careful about who you let go and when. It is possible to get slapped with a wrongful termination lawsuit in some situations. In these cases, it is best to speak with an employer attorney for help. Here is a look at some situations when you should seek legal advice before you let someone go.
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Corporate Fraud Rules Are Tighter Than You Think
Posted on:
14 November 2019
As hard as it might be to imagine that corporate fraud rules are actually tighter than you may think, you'd be shocked to learn what any securities law attorney would tell you. The regulations governing what counts as fraudulent behavior focus on who is the "maker" of deceptive materials. That seems reasonable, but legal interpretations of just who can be held liable for making fraudulent claims are surprisingly broad. Let's examine this topic more closely from the viewpoint of a corporate lawyer.
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