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  • What is International Law?
       Provided by HG.org

    Many have asked the question “what is international law?” It is an understandable question given the way that it is thrown around as though it is an easily identifiable thing. However, “international law” is largely a misnomer, given that it primarily refers to a body of treaty agreements and their resulting rules, regulations, and practices, and not the codification of laws passed down by a centralized government or legislative body.

  • Car Accidents: Sudden and Unexpected
       Provided by Zevan and Davidson Law Firm, LLC

    Accidents often happen when we least expect them. When an accident occurs due to the negligence of another driver, you are typically entitled to compensation for any damages or injuries that resulted from the accident. If you are involved in a car accident, seeking the legal advice of an experienced car accident lawyer will benefit you greatly.

  • Is Divorce a Virus? The Social and Seasonal Forces of Divorce Contagions
       Provided by Weinberger Law Group LLC

    While it may seem exaggerated, experts and studies say divorce can spread just like a disease through social groups. But are there social and seasonal patterns that could affect the future of your marriage?

  • Problems with California's Bill Limiting Workers' Compensation for Out-of-State Athletes
       Provided by Ankin Law Office, LLC

    California has moved one step closer to making its controversial workers’ compensation bill a reality. Earlier this month, the California Senate voted to pass the bill, which restricts most professional athletes playing for out-of-state teams from filing workers’ compensation claims in California. The bill is now awaiting the signature of Gov. Jerry Brown.

  • Copyright FAQ: What Is a Work for Hire?
       Provided by Sheldon Mak & Anderson PC

    If a copyrighted work is considered a work made for hire, the employer or other person for whom the work was made is deemed the owner of the copyright unless there has been a written agreement to the contrary signed by both parties. Therefore, it is important for employees and consultants to understand the meaning of a “work for hire.”

  • Intent to Use Trademark Applications
       Provided by Gerben Law Firm PLLC

    One of the pieces of information you’ll need to disclose to the government during your trademark application process is whether or not you’re currently selling your products or services. The following article covers "intent to use" in more detail.

  • General Solicitation and Advertising Now Permitted under Rule 506(c)
       Provided by Hamilton & Associates, P.A.

    As of today, September 23, Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) rules implementing some provisions of the JOBS Act have become effective. Among them is the new Regulation D Rule 506(c).

  • How to Qualify an Expert Witness
       Provided by HGExperts.com

    The requirements for qualifying an expert witness are different from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. For example, in many jurisdictions an expert must be formally tendered as such and accepted by the court before being allowed to offer opinion testimony.

  • UCLA Wide Receiver Killed in Pedestrian Auto Accident
       Provided by The Hoffmann Law Firm, L.L.C.

    Car accidents can happen at any moment and have the potential to be fatal.

  • Trust Fund Baby? Navigating the Inheritance Talk with Your Children
       Provided by DunlapWeaver, PLLC

    A concern of many parents with a sizeable estate is that their children will inherit the assets before they are emotionally mature to handle it. Further, many parents of sizeable wealth either do not want to give their children a sense of entitlement or simply do not want to discuss their wealth with their children.