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Accidents can happen at anytime, but handling the legal aspects of a personal injury claim can be challenging. Personal injury claims can involve many different types of injuries, including automobile accidents, slip and fall accidents, or injury from defective products. Fortunately, there are several steps you can take after a...

Rate Increases Continue to Hamper Banks and the Market

Sep 12 2013

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Following is a noteworthy piece published in The Wall Street Journal yesterday — more evidence that the increase in interest rates is taking a negative toll on the real estate market. Additional commentary is from attorney Scott Weitz. Bank executives have been hoping they could dull the pain of a plummeting...

The Legal Facts: Slip and Fall Accidents

Sep 12 2013

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We have a lot of slip and fall cases ‘walk’ into our office, which sparked the idea of posting some facts to help those who face such cases. Read on to learn more… A slip and fall injury is a type of tort or civil case. This means it is a...

United States Financial Industry: Why Nothing Has Changed

Sep 11 2013

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Following is a noteworthy op-ed piece published in The Wall Street Journal yesterday with additional commentary from attorney Scott Weitz. Next Sunday marks the fifth anniversary of the fateful day that investment bank Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy, signaling the start of a frightening financial meltdown. It’s a good time to...

Increase in Interest Rates Begins to Hurt Market

Sep 10 2013

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Following is a noteworthy piece published in The Wall Street Journal yesterday with additional commentary from attorney Scott Weitz. A rise in interest rates is slamming homeowners’ demand for mortgages, prompting large and midsize banks to cut jobs and warn investors of declining profitability in the home-loan business. — Scott Weitz...

Question: Who should attend mediations?

Aug 13 2013

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We here this question from employers all the time, so here’s our response… Any “decision maker” who has the authority to make a binding decision should attend the mediation along with their counsel. In most cases, this person will be an officer of a company, or a human resources representative...

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Rate Increases Continue to Hamper Banks and the Market

The Legal Facts: Slip and Fall Accidents

United States Financial Industry: Why Nothing Has Changed

Increase in Interest Rates Begins to Hurt Market

Question: Who should attend mediations?

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