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• Secure Your Intellectual Property Through Engagement And Information - Questions For Your Trademark Attorney

  14 April 2016

  The high stakes world of intellectual property isn't merely high stakes when large corporations and huge sums of money are involved. Indeed, for many people, the desire to secure a trademark or patent precedes any kind of financial windfall, so it's important that you have all of your ducks appropriately in a row before you find yourself on the wrong end of a trademark dispute. Below, you'll find a guide to some questions you should be sure to ask your trademark attorney.

• Secure Your Estate And Protect Your Rights - Questions For A Probate Attorney

  14 April 2016

  Losing a loved one is bound to be one of the most difficult times of anyone's life, and that grief can often be compounded by the feeling of being overwhelmed by the legal responsibilities involved in the probate process. If your loved one died without a will or if that will is being challenged, it's important that you're able to fight for their wishes and your rights. Unfortunately, many people are unfamiliar with the process and therefore unsure where they can even begin.

• Why You Should Seek Medical Attention After Being Bullied or Harassed at Work

  30 March 2016

  If you have been being bullied or harassed at work, you might have thought about meeting with an employment attorney to discuss the situation. However, you probably haven't thought about seeing a mental health specialist or your primary care physician. It is actually important to seek medical attention if you have been dealing with bullying or harassment. These are a few reasons why. Talking to a Therapist Can Help You Feel Better

• FAQs About Technical Denials In Social Security Disability Cases

  9 March 2016

  A denial of your disability claim can happen at any stage of the review process. When reviewing your application, one of the first areas the Social Security Administration, or SSA, looks is your income and work history. If you do not meet the requirements set for benefits, you could be denied. If you received a technical denial, here is what you need to know.  What Is a Technical Denial? A technical denial simply means that you did not meet the financial or the work history requirement needed to qualify for disability benefits.

• Can You Sue Your Neighbor For Making Too Much Noise?

  10 February 2016

  Technically, you can sue someone for just about anything. The question you probably really want to know the answer to is – is there any merit in suing your neighbor for making too much noise or can you benefit from suing your neighbor for making too much noise. If the noise your neighbor is making has become a nuisance and nothing you have tried has resolved the situation, you do have the right to follow a lawsuit.