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Criminal Defense Attorney - Detailed Job Description

July 31, 2011     By The Law Office of Robert D. Malove
A criminal defense attorney is responsible for defending individuals who are charged with crimes and felonies. They represent their clients in the court of law and speak on their behalf. They can either be directly approached by a client or designated by the court of law to do so.

The Process of a Will County, Illinois Felony Case

July 30, 2011     By Law Office of Steven C. Haney
A felony is any crime that carries a potential sentence to the Illinois Department of Corrections. The purpose of this post is to discuss the process of a felony case as it moves through the Will County, Illinois court system.

Understanding Liability in Animal Attack Cases

July 29, 2011     By Van Sant Law, LLC
All animals have the propensity to bite or attack people – when these animals belong to individuals they can become legally liable for the injuries their pets caused to others. Victims of animal attacks may be able to file a personal injury lawsuit against the pet owner for all injuries they sustained.

Man Sues Ex – Girlfriend For $11 Million

July 29, 2011     By Leeds Brown Law, PC
Unlike child custody battles, animals are considered property according to the law. Under New York Domestic Relations Law, if you are married, in order to be able to seek a divorce decree from the NY courts

What Makes a Good Brand Name Online?

July 29, 2011     By Shireen Smith - Azrights
Knowledge about domains is useful for any business aspiring to grow online. In this we focus on the question - what makes for a good brand name on the web? People who make a living from owning domains (domainers) tend to buy descriptive or subject specific domains (e.g. ‘eating disorders’) because such domains are valuable for search purposes, but is this the right approach for your business?

What Does It Mean to Fund My Revocable Living Trust?

July 29, 2011     By Law Office of Michael Robinson, P.C.
When creating a revocable living trust, it’s important to make sure that you properly fund the trust. Funding best ensures that your estate plan will work, meaning that it will do what you want it to do

Warning! Co-Creation Hazard Ahead

July 28, 2011     By Jaburg Wilk
Brainstorming and collaborating frequently produces superior work. Unfortunately it is common for disputes to arise over co-created materials. It is essential that the collaborators agree upon the terms of the arrangement. It is suggested that they enter into a written assignment of the copyright to avoid joint ownership of the copyright.

Can I Be Convicted of Impaired Boating for Lying on My Inflatable Duck in My Pool, Drunk?

The short answer is "no" but you should not do this as your could drown! You could not be convicted of impaired operation of a vessel in these circumstances although you could in slightly different circumstances, so please read on.

China’s New Provisions on Anti-price Monopoly and Related Law Enforcement Procedures

July 27, 2011     By Angela Wang & Co.
The competition law in the People's Republic of China ("PRC") is embodied in the Anti-Monopoly Law (the "AML") which was implemented in 2008.

FDA Approves Boostrix to Prevent Tetanus, Diphtheria, And Pertussis In Older People

July 27, 2011     By Zimmet & Quarles. P.L.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved Boostrix vaccine to prevent tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis in people ages 65 and older.