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Prohibition of Interest in Islamic Finance
August 5, 2010 By Gabriel Sawma, Esq., Expert Consultant
Since the early 70s, Islamic economics was introduced to world of finance as a new instrument, whose purpose was to follow an economic system based on Islamic Shari'a or the law of Islam. One of the main elements of the system is the prohibition of interest.
Outsourcing the Fire Service
August 5, 2010 By M2 Resource Group, Inc
This article looks at the trends of Cities and Town's looking to reduce the cost of providing services to the community targeting public safety.
US CR-1 Visa in Thailand
August 5, 2010 By Siam Legal International
Introduction: The CR-1 visa is the conditional immigrant visa that allows a United States Citizen (petitioner) to bring their Thai spouse (beneficiary) to the United States. Contrary to the K3 visa, the CR-1 visa grants the beneficiary permanent residency in the United States. Thought the process is more arduous than other spousal visa options, the United States does not limit the number of CR-1 visas granted. Therefore, the CR-1 visa’s availability makes it an attractive option.
Premises Liability - Cases Related to Injuries Sustained on Someone Else's Property
August 4, 2010 By The Mason Law Firm
Every year, thousands of individuals are injured on property owned, leased, possessed and/or controlled by someone else. Injuries from such incidents can range from back and/or knee strain or sprain, to broken bones, to torn ligaments requiring surgery, to death. What happens in such cases?
Nursing Home Waivers - Nursing Home Negligence and Elder Abuse
August 4, 2010 By Steven H. Schafer & Associates
Agreement to waive jury trial against nursing home may not be a good deal for you.
Loss of Chance Damages Resulting from Delayed Diagnosis of Cancer
August 4, 2010 By Steven H. Schafer & Associates
Loss of chance damages resulting from delayed diagnosis of cancer. A physician who delays diagnosing cancer can dramatically reduce a patient’s chance of recovery and survival. A doctor commits malpractice if his delay diminishes a patient’s chance of survival, even if the patient’s prospect for recovery is less than 50 percent.
Knowing the Causes behind Defective Gas Tank Lawsuits
August 3, 2010 By Mesriani Law Group
In the 70’s, American automaker Ford Motor Company gained notoriety for its infamously dangerous compact sedan, the Ford Pinto. A controversy arose which alleged that the Pinto’s structural design was dangerous as the positioning of the fuel tank in the rear when punctured in a crash, could cause a fire or an explosion. Of the 180 fatalities listed from Ford vehicles, 27 of those deaths were attributed to Pinto fires and the same number in Pinto transmission problems.
The Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgment/Arbitral Award on the Territory of China
August 3, 2010 By V&T Law Firm
The recognition and enforcement of a foreign judgment/arbitral award not only affects the right and interest of the parties to the judgment/arbitral award, but can be a matter of sovereignty. In today’s international community, it becomes popular one state recognizes the judgment/arbitral award made by a foreign court/arbitration organization based on certain conditions, which brings convenience to the parties to the judgment/arbitral award and promotes the friendship of the states involved.
Delayed Diagnosis of Skin Cancer
August 3, 2010 By Steven H. Schafer & Associates
Common Medical Malpractice Delayed Diagnosis Cases: Melanoma
Delayed Diagnosis of Cervical Cancer
August 3, 2010 By Steven H. Schafer & Associates
Common Medical Malpractice issues: Delayed Cancer Diagnosis Cases: Cervical Cancer

