Solutions for a Breach of Contract in the State of California

If you have reason to believe that the contract you have entered into has been violated, a business litigation lawyer can inform you on possible resolutions, including filing a claim against the breaching party. A skilled litigator can guide you through available legal options. Depending on the specifics of your case, a lawsuit may provide you with significant damages, including monetary damages in the form of loss of income, loss of real or personal property, and attorney fees. The solutions available to you will depend on many factors of the case; therefore, it is crucial that you seek the advice...

17 February

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Identifying Sexual Harassment in the Workplace

Posted by Matthew Knez

in Business Law, Employment Law

A person who has experienced sexual harassment in the workplace will know that the feeling can be extremely uncomfortable and can present a multitude of internal and external complications. Depression, feeling anxious to return to work, and humiliation are some of the repercussions of undergoing an event that involved sexual harassment in the workplace. However, there are strict laws that govern legal actions for sexual harassment in the workplace. The term sexual harassment can be a very broad term. Identifying key elements of sexual harassment in the workplace can be beneficial when attempting to identify what laws can be used to...

04 February

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Insurance Claims Process: A Brief Overview on Understanding How to Negotiate Your Claims

Posted by Matthew Knez

in Personal Injury

It is commonly recognized that insurance companies can be very difficult to negotiate with. If you have suffered a personal injury and intend on filing a claim with your insurance company, you should be prepared to negotiate a resolution with the claim’s adjuster. Settlement negotiations are a central part of the personal injury claims processes and they typically begin when the injury is reported to the insurance company. Many details must be considered before accepting or rejecting an insurance company’s settlement offer. An insured is not legally obligated to accept an insurance company’s settlement offer. However, if you do accept a...

21 January

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Attorney- Client Privilege: An Overview of Confidentiality and Its Limitations

Posted by Matthew Knez

in Legal Malpractice

As a client, it is important to know that almost everything you tell your attorney is privileged, therefore confidential. The key, however, is that not everything will be confidential. This article will help guide you through what is and is not considered confidential in your communication with your attorney. Understanding this will help protect your rights and will also help you recognize if you have a case against a negligent attorney who you had retained for services, and may have not fulfilled their duty to you as their client. Every case will be different and there are certain laws in your...

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Solutions for a Breach of Contract in the State of California

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Insurance Claims Process: A Brief Overview on Understanding How to Negotiate Your Claims

Attorney- Client Privilege: An Overview of Confidentiality and Its Limitations