USA Media Lawyers



Media Lawyers in the USA


Media Lawyers in the USA Other Countries



Media Lawyers USA - Recent Legal Articles

  • The Cheapest Way to Divorce

    The typical divorce process is very expensive and can cost upwards of $15,000. Using the method of divorce mediation instead, couples can save both time and money while ending their marriages.

  • Facebook Pictures and Privacy Concerns with Facial Recognition Technology

    Face Recognition Technology

  • Child Support - What to Expect with Child Support Cases

    Child support is a monthly payment to cover the day-to-day expenses of child/children. Both parents are financially responsible for their children, and the court may order either or both of the parents to pay Child support, based upon each parents’ income, and the percentage of time each parent spends with the children.

  • When Do You Need a Seattle IRS Lawyer?

    Sometimes you just cannot do it alone. When you need an expert dealing with the IRS, a Seattle IRS lawyer is just the ticket. Perhaps you have a business overseas and require help with your taxes. Maybe the IRS is making an audit of your company and you feel a bit queasy about it. If there are any allegations of tax fraud, you definitely want someone on your side fighting for you.

  • How Seattle Tax Lawyers Assist Those with IRS Problems and Other Tax Issues

    Dealing with the IRS is never pleasant, even when you do not owe the agency money. When you're behind on filing or owe back taxes, it can be downright scary. If you fear that your wages will be garnished or your bank account levied, it's time to consult with Seattle tax lawyers who can help guide you and determine the next steps to resolve the issues.

  • How Social Media Can Hurt Your Dinuba Personal Injury Claim

    For millions of Americans, Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, and other social media websites have become an integral part of our daily lives. As an outlet to share events, photos, and thoughts with friends and family, many of us post content without taking any (or very little) consideration to the possible ramifications our actions may have later down the road.

  • The Use of Social Media in the Court Room

    Social media is an important aspect of our society. In many ways it has brought the world to our fingertips. Among the many uses for it, it has found its place in legal matters, providing evidence in some cases through the profile pages and updated statuses of those that are in the midst of a trial. The advancement of social media has made many changes to the time.

  • Media Law: Know Your Rights

    It is the job of the entertainment industry to provide the general public with a source of entertainment. Unfortunately, the methods employed to do so are not always received well, and sometimes entertainers and media moguls can be sued for the risks they take when providing entertainment to viewers and listeners throughout the U.S.

  • Parenting Coordination: As Seen from the Bench, a Family Law Attorney and Parenting Coordinator

    An article from the bench, bar and parenting coordinator. Honorable Judge Mary E. Staley - For the sake of their children, divorcing parents must communicate with each other in a healthy manner concerning parenting issues. This poses a serious problem for the approximately 20-30% of divorcing parents who exhibit high conflict behaviors. Research indicates that unrelenting parental conflict is the most common cause of poor adjustment in children following a divorce.

  • Litigation in North Carolina State Courts

    This article discusses the litigation process in the State of North Carolina. It briefly addresses the pleadings, the discovery process, mediation, trial, and appeals. It also addresses the rules of evidence and the rules of civil procedure applicable to cases in North Carolina.