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Protecting Your Business Interests Legally

Starting a small business is a big risk in many ways. It’s easy to get fixated on the financial risks, but you also open yourself up to all kinds of legal liabilities. It’s important to make sure that you protect yourself personally, and your business as an entity. You should start by retaining an experienced business lawyer. My blog is here to help small business owners learn about the different legal issues they may face. Learn about employee rights, your environmental responsibilities, and your property liability, among other things. If you’re legally protected, your chances of staying in business for a long time go way up.

Protecting Your Business Interests Legally

    Claiming Injury Compensation If You Weren't Wearing Your Safety Belt
    If your request for injury compensation after a vehicle accident has been denied because you weren't wearing your safety belt, don't simply give up on your claim. An insurance company naturally prefers to pay as little as possible on claims and may make denials in your type of situation as a matter of course. Depending on your state laws, you still may be able to receive at least part of the compensation you could normally expect according to the insurance policy.

    Defaming Your Name: How To Sue Someone For Internet Libel
    The internet gives people access to each other that they've never had in the past. You can make friends with people all over the wold, and share tidbits from your life in real time. It's comforting for some people to always have someone to talk to, but the easy access can also cause a lot of problems. You never know who you're really talking to, or what they're capable of. If someone shares your personal information, slanders you, or hurts you in another way over the internet, you may be motivated to do something about it.

    Is Crowdfunding A Viable Way To Invest In Real Estate?
    If you've always dreamed of your own rental empire -- or perhaps just a small rental house or two to help provide you with an alternate stream of income -- you may be wondering the best way to finance your rental purchase. It can be difficult to finance rental real estate without a conventional loan, and saving up the traditional 20 percent down payment (plus maintenance and other carrying costs) can take years.

    Visiting A Loved One In A Nursing Home? Don't Ignore These 6 Signs Of Neglect
    When it's time for a loved one to enter a nursing home, you trust that the staff doctors, nurses, and aides will provide the best care possible. Many nursing homes do an excellent job providing medical care and social support to elderly residents, but a few facilities employ staff members who want to collect their paychecks without putting in a lot of work. If you are concerned about the care your loved one receives, be vigilant about checking for signs of neglect each time you visit the nursing home.

    Injured By Your Latest Product Purchase? What You Need To Know About Product Liability Suits
    Defective products are a serious concern for consumers across the country, particularly when those defects lead to injuries. If you've been injured due to a defective product, it's in your best interest to talk with an attorney about the incident. There are clear legal guidelines associated with product liability cases, and an attorney can help you understand if you have a solid case or not. Here's a look at what you need to know about product liability and defective consumer products.

    What Should You Know About Potential Changes In Social Security Disability Law?
    Social Security retirement and disability benefits are often a hot topic in the news, particularly when leading up to a national election. This cycle is no different, and pundits have already begun to report that benefits are facing reduction. If you receive Social Security Disability (SSD) payments and rely on them to meet your monthly financial obligations, you are likely concerned about cutbacks but may not know where to go or what to do.

    Top 6 Reasons Why Chapter 13 Is Not The Final Chapter
    If you've hit some financial stumbling blocks, you're not alone. According to Susan Ladika, in 2012, almost 1.2 million people found themselves in bad enough financial dire straits to file bankruptcy. Out of that total, 30% filed for Chapter 13. You've probably heard the negatives of what filing bankruptcy can do, but how much of it is accurate? Here are the top six reasons why filing Chapter 13 bankruptcy can be a good move in the long run.

    Roles Of An Insurance Adjuster In A Car Accident Case
    Shortly after a car accident takes place, an insurance adjuster will contact you about the case. Insurance adjusters work for insurance companies, and their main job is to settle accident cases. If you are just starting the settlement process with an insurance adjuster, there are things you should know about this process. Here are three important things to understand as you begin negotiations for the case. The Adjuster's Goal Insurance adjusters are not only hired to settle claims, but they are also hired to try to settle the claims for fair amounts.