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How to Have a Good Relationship with Your Business Partner
One key aspect of entrepreneurship involves creating and maintaining business partnerships and relationships. Every individual has their own strengths and skills that they can uniquely bring to the table of a business. This is why having a good and secure relationship with your business partners is crucial to having a successful business. Just like… Read More »
How To Recognize Hidden Abuse In Foster Children
The foster care system in America has struggled with financial and moral maintenance for many years now. Every year thousands of children are placed into foster care for a temporary or permanent time period, and most of them are removed from their biological parents because of neglect or abuse. The country has a responsibility… Read More »
Are Automakers Avoiding Liability for Autonomous Vehicles?
Here in California, if an automobile equipped with autonomous drive functionality caused a crash while in driverless mode, the makers of that vehicle could be held responsible for the crash. This seems like a pretty common-sense solution to a potentially complicated problem, but would it surprise you to learn automakers almost avoided liability for… Read More »
Why Do Employees Sue Their Employers?
It takes hard work to establish a successful business. You have to set up a viable business model, manage connections to suppliers, and deliver a product to your customer base. You must do this in order to turn a profit. However, there are many obstacles on the road to getting your business to profitability…. Read More »
Do Medical Facilities in California Have to Report Child Abuse?
In California, the staff in medical facilities have certain obligations to the patients that go there for care. However, staff at Sutter Amador Hospital may have neglected that duty when a 7-week-old infant was brought into their care. Now, that 6-year-old and his adopted family are seeking justice for the child abuse this hospital… Read More »
How Do I Collect a Personal Injury Judgment From a Defendant?
If you have suffered personal injury and already won a judgment for financial recovery in a personal injury suit from a defendant, then you may feel like your job is done. But the most challenging aspect of your road to financial recovery may be just starting. Although a judge or jury may have found… Read More »
Is it Elder Abuse to Convince Someone to Change A Will
It’s the stuff of tabloid journalism and soap opera plots: a suave individual comes into the life of an older person late in life, and friends and family members are shocked (or not shocked, as the case may be) to find that their loved one changed his or her will right before death in… Read More »
New Study Gives State-by-State View of How We Get Injured
Is your body in perfect working order at this moment? Chances are, it is not. British researchers released a report in 2012 finding that the average person suffers 124 ailments each year, which means they suffer nearly 10,000 such ailments over their lifetime (9,672 to be exact). The criteria for ailment in that study… Read More »
What Happens When Road Rage Causes an Accident?
The phrase “road rage” is recognized and used all over the country these days, but you may recall that the Los Angeles area has the dubious distinction of being the birthplace of the term after driver shootings on the 405, 110, and 10 freeways in the late 1980’s prompted newscasters to start calling these… Read More »
Can I Recover in an Auto Accident Lawsuit if I Was Jaywalking?
In many collisions involving automobiles and pedestrians, the driver of the car will argue that the pedestrian was at fault for not following the law. And, it is in fact the case that a number of such collisions do involve pedestrians who entered the street either against the light or where there was not… Read More »
