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Colorado Moves to Tort-Based Auto Insurance System
July 27, 2009 By Law Firm of Jeremy Rosenthal
One of the most important concerns for people injured in auto accidents is receiving adequate compensation to cover all losses and injuries. While it may be possible to pursue the individual assets of the party responsible for the injury, more times than not, compensation will be recovered from an insurance policy.
Colorado Enacts More Restrictive DUI Penalties
July 27, 2009 By Law Firm of Jeremy Rosenthal
Across the country, states are taking action to combat drunk driving. As the penalties become more restrictive and expensive, Colorado is no exception. On January 1, 2009, Colorado's DUI (driving under the influence) laws changed in ways that every driver needs to be aware of before getting behind the wheel.
Liability of Directors for Bankruptcy in Slovakia
July 25, 2009 By Law Office Kadlubiec, Starzyk a partneri, s.r.o.
In these times of economic crisis, companies may go bankrupt easier than ever. Companies should analyse and manage the risk of bankruptcy and react promptly to negative situations.
Turkish Citizenship Act is Now in Force
July 24, 2009 By Tiryakioglu Law Office
On June 12 2009, the new Turkish Citizenship Act, No. 5901, was published in the official gazette and is now in force.
Access to Ports and Terminals.
July 24, 2009 By Burges Salmon LLP
In this Rail Briefing we look at a complex area of law which deals
with how freight operators can achieve access to ports and
terminals. Although we look at some general principles, a complete
in-depth analysis of the law is outside the scope of this briefing.
Supreme People’s Court Issues 2nd Interpretation of Contract Law
July 24, 2009 By Angela Wang & Co.
On 13 May 2009, the Supreme People’s Court (“SPC”) of the People’s Republic of China (“PRC”) issued an “Interpretation on Several Issues concerning the application of the PRC Contract Law (2)” (“Interpretation”). This second interpretation of the Contract Law aims to clarify some of the vague and controversial provisions in the existing Contract Law, promulgated on 1 October 1999.
Why Law Firm, Lawyers & Attorneys Should Incorporate Video Online
July 23, 2009 By Dataflurry Law Firm Internet Marketing
Law Firm Marketing can be a daunting task and can require a lot of different objectives to succeed online. However, one of the most overlooked marketing efforts that can really make a positive impact is online video for your law firm.
When it Comes to Law Firm Marketing & SEO, Do Some Research!
July 23, 2009 By Dataflurry Law Firm Internet Marketing
When it comes to search engine optimization for law firms, the services that law firms receive often vary to a major extent. Therefore, as a law firm operator, you need to ensure that you carefully select the best option to help yourself and your firm. You need to ensure that you choose a company that will produce incredible results in a short period of time to improve your return on investment.
Contracts 101 - Who Pays for the Repairs
July 23, 2009 By Pohl & Short, P.A.
Real estate transactions don’t have a required format. Although, residential real estate contracts typically include provisions that address the physical condition of the property. Not only does Florida law require that the Seller disclose any inherent problems with the property, but the contract should also provide the Buyer with ample opportunity to inspect the property for termite damage and the overall condition of the home.
Contracts 101 - Warranty vs Quitclaim Deeds
July 23, 2009 By Pohl & Short, P.A.
This article points out some of the differences and benefits of these two types of deeds, while detailing the parameters of the Special Warranty Deed that is also used in conveying real estate in Florida.

