How it all began
I find myself “sharing my story” with others when we meet over coffee or lunch for the first time, or even on an initial business phone call. In this week’s blog, I’m sharing my story with all of you, in hopes that it inspires and guides someone to take action to discover their purpose and passion. If so, I hope you’ll share a little of “your story” with all of us.
Some unexpected consequences from the Super Drunk Law
Since the holiday season usually brings about added celebrations, and for some lonely and difficult times, I think it is worth reviewing the Super Drunk Law and heeding a “drink responsibly” message. Additionally, read on to learn about a client of mine who had some unintended consequences arising from the Super Drunk Law.
Video remote interpreting: convenient and cost effective
This week I interviewed Rita Denha about a new video remote interpretation technology her company developed to provide interpretation and translation services more conveniently and cost effectively.
Childhood comes with an expiration date of 18
If you have a child over the age of 18 years old, who is away at college or living on their own, you as a parent no longer have any legal access to their health care information nor authority to make decisions regarding their health care. Read on to learn how to protect yourself and your child, in the event of health or financial challenges.
Understanding alternative legal fee arrangements
Have you ever tried to work out a flat fee or blended fee arrangement with your attorney? If so, how did it work out for you? Read on to learn more about alternative legal fee arrangements.
How Can the Legal Industry Use Social Media More Effectively?
Many Law Firms are still struggling to find their voice on social media, while others are not using these platforms at all. Read the common reasons law firms choose to opt out of using social media, and how to overcome those objections and create an effective strategy for you and your firm.
4 Things to think about before applying for a Patent
Having an idea for a product or process that you can patent is only the beginning. Local patent attorney Steve Hansen shares why some patents never evolve into products you see in the market place, and how to create and maintain a sustainable patent.
What you need to know about stockbroker misconduct
Learn the basics about stockbroker misconduct from Detroit Attorney, Peter Rageas.
Potential Pitfalls for solo and small firm attorneys
There are many advantages to owning your own law practice, or being a small firm professional. However, there can also be pitfalls for the unwary solo or small firm practitioner. It is important to keep up with best practices, changes in the law, and follow the rules of professional responsibility to protect both yourself and your client.
Mold Litigation has moved from homes to condos
Attorney Jennifer Grieco explains the past and present law with respect mold litigation claims, and under what circumstances condo homeowners can recover damages.