It's difficult to prepare for just how much paperwork you have to deal with as an attorney. Everyone focuses on the glamor of court cases, but few people are prepared to admit how much of working as an attorney is research, research, and more research. One of the keys to doing your job properly is staying organized and having everything that you need at hand. While it may seem like everything should be digitized in this modern age, a huge amount of your paperwork will still be on good old-fashioned paper.
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If you've been injured in an accident and you've hired an attorney, you need to prepare for your initial correspondence. That first visit with your attorney will set the stage for your entire personal injury claim. It's important that you arrive for your appointment with all the documents you'll need to paint a clear picture for your attorney. In addition to the accident report, here are four items you need to bring to that first meeting with your attorney.
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If you are considering starting your own business and you plan to grow it in the future, you should consider an LLC. An LLC will not only add credibility to your business, but it also protects your personal assets. Here are some things to know about adding an LLC to your business name:
What Is a Limited Liability Corporation?
An LLC, or limited liability corporation, is simply a layer of protection for your business.
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The recent news about the unfortunate deaths of mountain climbers on Mount Everest doesn't dissuade everyone from planning climbing excursions. Similar conditions won't exist at a local range. Regardless, all mountain climbing adventures come with risks. It is said anyone who climbs a mountain understands those risks. Such a statement isn't entirely true. Inexperienced climbers aren't fully aware of risks. Mountain climbing bookers and guides shouldn't ignore potential risks to save a sale.
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There are a number of times where it makes sense that a family files a wrongful death lawsuit against a negligent party. When one person dies because of the negligence or willful wrongdoing of an individual, the family may have the right to file a wrongful death suit, which is a personal injury case. While the deceased can't recover money for pain and suffering, the estate of the deceased person can.
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