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Divorce Attorney

Finding A Good One

By Skye Liversea

Using a low cost divorce service instead of a divorce attorney, is often cited as the only way to keep a simple case simple, but keeping your divorce simple may mean you walk away with less than you're entitled to. If you're determined to go it alone, that's a valid option if you seek the assistance of an experienced divorce attorney divorce coach. Do a search for divorce coach for ideas and information on how to locate a good divorce attorney divorce coach. But for most of us, in the majority of cases where divorce is inevitable, the assistance of divorce lawyers or divorce attorneys will be needed.

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How to Choose an Attorney

By John Parks

Choosing an attorney is an important decision: you need to take the time to do your research so you find the right person for the job. A good lawyer can make all the difference when it comes to legal proceedings: they can save a person money and can make the process as painless and as quick as possible. This is as much of an investment as buying a house or car.

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Protection From Medical Malpractice In Florida

by Markus Skupeika

The job of health care providers is somewhat different from other professionals. They need to take care of thousands of lives; hence health care industry involves trustworthiness and a sense of responsibility more than any other sector.

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Brain Injury And The Legal Battle

by Markus Skupeika

Brain is the most vital organ of human body. Our body is nothing but a complex machine and brain is the control panel there. It instructs all the body parts how to respond to various internal and external conditions and control everyday activities. It is the brain that helps us think reasonably, dream and imagine.

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  • Arbitration at Arm's Length: Are U.S. Firms Missing an Opportunity in Asia?
    Asian arbitration is a growth industry. Yet American arbitration lawyers are scarce on the ground in Asia. Of the 10 firms that handled the most large arbitrations in 2009-2010, four have no arbitration partners based in Asia-Pacific countries. Other top-ranked firms have only a handful. Are U.S. firms missing out on an opportunity?
  • Marine to Serve No Time Over Squad's Killing of Unarmed Iraqis
    Marine Staff Sgt. Frank Wuterich, who led a squad that shot 24 unarmed Iraqis in 2005, has avoided prison time for the killings, instead winning leniency through a plea deal that carries no real punishment beyond a reduction in rank. It was a stunning outcome in a case once compared with the My Lai massacre in Vietnam.
  • Former Fulbright Partner Pleads Guilty to False Accounting and Fraud Charges
    Former Fulbright & Jaworski partner Richard Simkin has pleaded guilty to charges of false accounting and fraud. Simkin, who resigned from the firm's London office in 2008, and his wife Zakia Sharif, who was dismissed as an office manager by the firm, have admitted to stealing as much as £100,000 from the firm in false expenses claims.
  • DLA Piper and Dechert End Bitter Partner Dispute
    DLA Piper and Dechert have quietly settled their fierce feud over the latter's 2011 hire of former DLA litigation co-head Neil Gerrard. A source close to the situation says both a U.K. arbitration and a U.S. litigation were settled in December, although it is unclear whether any money will change hands.