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The Liquidated Damages Clause in the Individual Employment Contract - Romania
October 26, 2009 By Gradeanu & Partners Law Firm
The liquidated damages clause is the ancillary convention allowing the parties to determine in advance the amount of the damages incurred by the lender as a result of the borrower’s failure to fulfill or of the borrower’s delayed or inappropriate fulfillment of its obligation.
Defending Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and Fair Credit Reporting Act Litigation
October 26, 2009 By Don Coker
Debtors pursued by companies that have purchased their delinquent debt often file a counter claim or other lawsuit against the owner of the debt.
How Do I Get a Copy of Someone's Will? - Canada
October 25, 2009 By Wagner Sidlofsky LLP
Obtaining a copy of the Will is the first step. Whether the matter involves finding out if beneficiaries were treated fairly or if there are concerns relating to the validity of a will. The most frequently asked question by a concerned party is "how do I get a copy of the Will?" This article deals with the legal avenues open to parties to obtain a copy of a testamentary document in Ontario Canada.
A Florida Divorce Overview
October 24, 2009 By Law Office of Richard C. Griesinger
A divorce case in Florida is begun by filing a "Petition for Dissolution of Marriage" with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. If a case is filed in Pinellas County, Florida the case will be filed at either the St. Petersburg Courthouse or at the Clearwater Courthouse depending upon the location of the filing attorney's office. The Respondent - the person served with the divorce petition - must file an Answer within 20 days.
Corporate Bond Crisis in Israel: Rescuing the Business, to Rescue the Creditors
October 24, 2009 By Shapira & Co.
The author describes the Israeli side of the global financial crisis.
Dental Group Scams, Dentist Fraud, Rip Offs and Malpractice in California and What Consumers Can Do to Help Attorneys Protect Dental Consumers
October 24, 2009 By Law Firm of Attorney R. Sebastian Gibson
An Analysis of Dental Group Scams, Dentist Fraud, Rip Offs and Dental Malpractice in California and how a few bad apples in the Dental Profession are tarnishing ethical and caring dentists with the same toothbrush.
How to Report Taxes on Executor's or Fiduciary's Pay
October 23, 2009 By Cornelius Law, LLC
Payment to the executor's or fiduciary of an estate is taxable income on Line 21 "other income" on the Form 1040. This income isn't subject to self-employment tax unless the executor is in the routine business of handling estates or unless there was an actual business in the estate which the executor was paid to run (see Publication 559 as a google search).
I was Injured at Sea, What are my Rights?
October 23, 2009 By Beard Stacey & Jacobsen, LLP
If you have been injured at sea, you have different rights than someone who suffered a shoreside personal injury. That's one reason why it's important to be represented by an attorney who is familiar with the Jones Act and maritime law and will advocate for you to get the maximum amount of financial compensation you are entitled to receive.
How Can I Help My Loved One that Was Injured at Sea?
October 23, 2009 By Beard Stacey & Jacobsen, LLP
A Seaman's Injuries Affect the Whole Family
Outdated Laws in Kuwait
October 23, 2009 By The Law Firm of Labeed Abdal
Few notes on some of the local laws in Kuwait which will need some reforms for better and fare application..
