Understanding Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

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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Posted on: 17 October 2019
Are you in a tough situation where you are being discriminated against by your current employer? You may fear taking any action toward them since you are unsure if you will come out of the situation any better. Here is some of the evidence you should have before pursuing a discrimination lawsuit. Direct Evidence The best thing you can have to help your case is some sort of direct evidence that proves you were discriminated against.
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Posted on: 8 August 2019
If a dog bites you in a store, it is not just the dog owner who may be liable for your injuries; even the store owner may share in the blame. Below are some of the circumstances that make a store owner liable for dog bites on their property. Store Owner Knew of Animal's Danger Many jurisdictions are reluctant to hold stores responsible for all animal attacks that occur on their premises.
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Posted on: 8 August 2019
When you create your own product or idea, you need to take steps to protect it so no one else attempts to use it. Here are some different legal methods you can use to protect your intellectual property: Copyright  A copyright is typically used with an artistic production or another creative work. A copyright grants you the right to distribute your work to those you choose. You can copyright a number of properties, including books, paintings, computer programs, and internet publications.
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