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• Avoid These 4 Big Mistakes While Negotiating An Accident Claim

  15 January 2016

  If you have been involved in an accident, and are currently working with your insurance company towards a fair settlement, make sure that you avoid these four big mistakes that may put your negotiations at risk.  Mistake #1: Giving A Recorded Statement Many insurance companies will try to trick you into giving a recorded statement before they will provide you with a settlement offer. You do not have to provide them with a recorded statement, and you can refuse this request.

• Four Things A General Practice Attorney Can Do For Your Small Business

  14 January 2016

  Small business owners may not think they need an attorney until it is too late. Hiring a general practice attorney before you need legal council in a court of law has many benefits. General practice attorneys don't limit their practice to a specific area, which means they can provide a broad range of services. For the small business owner, many of these services can be invaluable. Having one attorney who handles all legal aspects of your business allows you to build a rapport and trusting relationship.

• About Getting Justice For The Wrongful Death Of A Baby

  13 January 2016

  Did your baby pass away after getting treated for a simple cold by a physician? If you believe that negligence was involved with the death of your child, you might want to contact a lawyer as soon as you are able to. In this article, discover what can be legally done to get justice for the wrongful death of your child. What Kind of Information Does a Lawyer Need to Begin?

• Offered A Bonus Tied To A Non-Compete Clause? Consider Your Next Step Carefully

  12 January 2016

  Non-compete clauses can be the bane of professionals everywhere–sign one and, if anything happens and you get fired, you're automatically precluded from working in your own field for a year or longer while your talents go rusty and you get less hireable by the day. Now, some employers are tying non-compete clauses to bonuses as a way to get people to give up their right to make a living after they leave.

• 3 Tips For Managing A Trial Separation

  8 January 2016

  A trial separation can be beneficial in a number of ways to you and your spouse. Before separating, it is important that you and your spouse establish some guidelines that apply during the break. To help ensure that your marriage gets the most benefit from the separation, here are some tips.   Determine What Is and Is Not Allowed If the trial separation is designed to allow you and your spouse to take a break while working on your marriage, you need to set rules on what is and is not allowed during the period.