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We are a full service law firm handling a variety of issues for our clients, since 1970. We are rated AV by Martindale Hubbell, the oldest lawyer rating service in America. From trials of all types, to transactional, to business, to estates and elder law to family law issues, we strive to be your family law firm.
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"A magnificent trial attorney and consummate professional. A scion of the Bar. Greatly respected..."
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"A magnificent trial attorney and consummate professional. A scion of the Bar. Greatly respected by his colleagues "
"Mike has exhaustive knowledge and experience in obtaining fantastic results for his injured..."
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"Mike has exhaustive knowledge and experience in obtaining fantastic results for his injured clients. He leaves no stone unturned, no legal argument unexplored and never backs down to the insurance companies or their hired guns."
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You have a couple of options. The first option is to seek to expel him from the premises. The second option is to seek to get money damages against him. Both of these options require that you retain a lawyer and go to court. You need to determine how much is at issue and how much you can...
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You have a couple of options. The first option is to seek to expel him from the premises. The second option is to seek to get money damages against him. Both of these options require that you retain a lawyer and go to court. You need to determine how much is at issue and how much you can recover versus how much it will cost you for the attorney.
I am sorry, but I don't understand your question. What kind of case? Has suit been filed? Is it settled? Did the defendant/insurance company send a check? Are there liens against the proceeds? Too many questions that are unanswered here. Speak to your lawyer and ask him/her to explain...
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I am sorry, but I don't understand your question. What kind of case? Has suit been filed? Is it settled? Did the defendant/insurance company send a check? Are there liens against the proceeds? Too many questions that are unanswered here. Speak to your lawyer and ask him/her to explain what is going on, so you have an idea of what is happening and whether or not the delay is unreasonable.
In appropriate situations, I get a deposit up front and draw from it as I earn it, with copies of bills to the client. As balance nears zero, I ask for additional upfront payments.
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In appropriate situations, I get a deposit up front and draw from it as I earn it, with copies of bills to the client. As balance nears zero, I ask for additional upfront payments.
I don't think there is a "one size fits all" approach. You have to demonstrate that you can give the prospective client something of value. If you do that, you can close the deal.
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I don't think there is a "one size fits all" approach. You have to demonstrate that you can give the prospective client something of value. If you do that, you can close the deal.
Corporations are artificial persons, legally permitted by statute in each jurisdiction. If your articles don't comply with the statute, the corporation may be non-exisent and the protections you are looking for will not be there. Lawyer only costs about $1,000-2000 for complete set-up. Perhaps...
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Corporations are artificial persons, legally permitted by statute in each jurisdiction. If your articles don't comply with the statute, the corporation may be non-exisent and the protections you are looking for will not be there. Lawyer only costs about $1,000-2000 for complete set-up. Perhaps you should also consider an LLC.
