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March 11, 2010

Solicitors/Legal Advice; Searching For Answers

Filed under: law — Tags: , , , , , , — Philip Douglas Patterson @ 12:28 pm

Searching for solicitors / legal advice can indeed be quite frustrating. Even getting someone to return a phone call can be a minor miracle. Finding someone you can afford who specializes in your area of concern can be a difficult process altogether.

Very few of us try to find legal advice until we absolutely need it. Usually in a critical situation that needs immediate attention, after an altercation with law enforcement, or after discovering we are being sued. We rarely look for legal advice out of curiosity or because we’re bored and enjoy the subject.

For general information about some common areas of concern and interest, you might be able to find some reasonable help online. Many sites now are dedicated to providing legal information about specific topics that are commonly searched on. However, before putting too much credence into what you’re reading, it’s important to understand who is providing the information. Is this a blog written by ordinary citizens? Or is this a well written website offered free by perhaps a well recognized law firm?

There are many sites that are merely blogs, written by people who may have some experience in the industry but who certainly shouldn’t be providing definitive legal advice to anyone.

Your local book store might be a good resource as well. Many qualified experts have written books on their areas of expertise, and this type of information can be valuable when you have specific questions that commonly occur. Information on wills, estates, real estate, divorce, and even tax problems can be readily found and researched.

There are even websites now where you can be put in touch with a solicitor immediately if you have one particular question. You must enter your credit card number, and after check out you will indeed receive a phone call.

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If You’re Stopped for Drunk Driving…

Filed under: law — Tags: , , , , , , , , , , — Josh McDowell @ 12:12 pm

Almost everyone has been stopped by law enforcement at one time or another for a traffic violation. Whether the stop is for something as simple as a burned out headlamp, or for speeding, we all know that feeling when we see the flashing lights in our rear-view mirror. Imagine how much worse that feeling is when you have had a little too much to drink. Every day I meet with people who have been charged with traffic violations and drunk driving offenses. As I explain to a client their rights, one of the comments I hear most is, I wish I had known that when I was stopped.

Many people are under-educated about the law, or even misinformed about their rights and what decisions they should make when they are stopped for a traffic violation. Many people think they should just do whatever the police them because they don’t have any other options. Below is a basic list of things to keep in mind when you are stopped for drunk driving or driving under the influence of drugs. Laws will vary from state to state, and the following list is Colorado specific. Please check with a local attorney about the laws in your specific area.

1. You have the right to remain silent. You do not need to answer any questions the police ask you about where you were going, why they stopped you, or how much you have had to drink. Even from their very first contact, the police are trying to build a case against you. Always be polite with the officer, but do not make any statements about what happened, how much you have had to drink, or any other violation they are investigating.

After you provide the officer your drivers license, insurance and registration, your best advice is to keep your mouth shut. When the officer stops you he is looking for any clue that you may be under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Even if you answer innocuous questions, the officer is looking for clues when you talk such as the smell of alcohol on your breath, or slow/slurred speech.

One of the officers first questions is always, How much have you had to drink tonight? Some of the most common answers to this question are, two beers, or, I had a couple with dinner. Many people erroneously believe that if they minimize their use it wont look as bad, but by admitting to alcohol use you are helping law enforcement build a case against you.

2. Do not take any roadside sobriety tests. Roadside sobriety tests are voluntary. These tests are used to help the officer determine if you are under the influence and can be used at trial and at the Department of Revenue/Motor Vehicle hearing against you. Do not provide the police with any additional evidence that can bolster their case. These tests often include eye tests, walk and turn, one leg stand, alphabet or counting tests.

This includes any preliminary breath tests (PBT) at the scene of the traffic stop. The results of the PBT are not admissible in Court in Colorado because they are so inaccurate. However, the police use these tests to confirm their suspicion that you are under the influence, and to build their case against you for further tests that are admissible in Court.

3. If you do not take the mandatory chemical test, you could face a license suspension. In Colorado, if you do not take the mandatory chemical test of your breath or blood as is required under express consent laws, you will lose your license for a year in addition to any other license suspension imposed. The mandatory chemical tests include a blood test, a breath test or urinalysis. The mandatory breath test is different from the PBT, and is typically done on a large machine at the police station after an observation period is completed under strict regulations. If you don’t know if a test is required under the law, ask the officer. In many cases you would be best advised to submit to a chemical test of your blood. In Colorado, a second sample will be taken of your blood. This second sample is available to you to be tested at an independent lab. In many cases this second result can come back lower, or so different from the first test as to cast doubt onto the result of either test. These results can be used to your advantage in plea negotiations and at trial.

If you refuse the chemical test you can still be charged with drunk driving. Many people believe that if they don’t submit to a test, then the government will not be able to pursue a case against you for drunk driving. Prosecutors may still use all other evidence they obtained against you such as bad driving, smell of alcohol, visual clues of intoxication, roadsides tests, and even the fact that you refused the test can be used against you in Court.

4. You have a limited time to request a Department of Motor Vehicles/Department of Revenue hearing. If you are above the legal limit of a .08 BAC in Colorado two proceedings will begin against you, 1) the criminal process, and 2) the DMV/DOR process. Although the criminal process can carry hefty penalties such as fines, jail, community service, and alcohol classes, the DMV only has the power to suspend or revoke your driving privileges. You may say, Only? My ability to drive is a huge deal. That is why it is so important to request a DMV hearing before the time runs and the suspension automatically goes into effect.

In Colorado, you have seven days from the date of the results of the breath test to request a hearing or your license will automatically be revoked. For a blood test, the procedure is a little different. Whereas the results of a breath test are immediate it often takes a few weeks for blood results to come back from the lab. If you were above a .08 the police will forward your results to the DMV, and you will receive a notice via mail. This letter will have all instructions on how to request a hearing and a deadline by which the hearing must be requested. Whether you chose a breath test or blood test, you should request a hearing as soon as possible so you can explore all legal and factual defenses at the DMV/DOR hearing to protect your driving privileges.

When you request the DMV hearing you will receive a temporary permit that is valid until the date of the hearing. Remember, if you don’t request the hearing you will automatically lose your license. In many situations there is a legal or factual defense that can save your license if the proper arguments are presented at the hearing.

5. Hire an experienced Drunk Driving attorney as soon as possible. A drunk driving case presents many highly complex legal and procedural issues. A plea or a conviction to a drunk driving charge can have lasting implications on your life, your license, and your freedom. It can also have many unforeseen consequences as well. An experienced drunk driving defense attorney will advise you at all stages of your case of potential pitfalls and other issues as they may arise in your case.

A DUI attorney will review your case for all legal and factual deficiencies in the governments case against you to help you present your best defense. The old saying that only a fool represents himself could not be more true. The earlier you hire an attorney, the better, so as to avoid making any costly mistakes early in the case.

Mr. McDowell is a Colorado Springs DUI Attorney practicing all criminal matters including, DUI defense, juvenile matters, felonies, and misdemeanors. Colorado DUI laws are complicated and is a criminal field that requires a very specialized knowledge of the law and it’s application to a criminal case.

Parts of Making An Insurance Claim For A Car Accident

Filed under: law — Tags: , , , , , , , — Steve Thomas @ 10:40 am

A vehicle accident insurance claim always begins with a collision. If you are involved in a car collision, there are some very imperative things you should do at the collision site to the extent you can. At the first availability, you should report the accident with your insurance provider and begin the steps of filing a claim. After you have submitted your claim, an employee will either call, write or email you with regard to your claim. She will then look at your agreement to determine the types of provisions you have, deductibles, and any coverage limits that may affect your claim.

If your claim is uncomplicated, the agent may have you get an estimate for repairs and then send you a check. You will have to fill out some forms, but you may not have to visit the adjuster face to face. If your claim is more convoluted, then the negotiation process will take longer.

In relatively difficult injury accident claims, insurance employees typically must do some research in order to adequately verify the insurance company’s liability. The agent will comb through your contract and possibly contact witnesses to the collision, the other party to the crash, look at the police report if there is one, take photos of the damages and scene of the crash and generally investigate your medical bills by sending out requests to your medical providers for information regarding your treatment. If you are seeking to have medical bills covered, the representative will send you a medical authorization instrument for the release of your medical records.

Once the insurance agent has inquired into your claim and looked at your contract, he or she will generally send you a settlement offer. The settlement offer will tell you what the insurance company is willing to pay on your claim. This opening offer is typically on the low side. After all, the adjuster’s purpose is to save his or her employer money. But the adjuster also wants to close a incident and thus is usually allowed a settlement range that offers room for negotiation.

If you are certain about how much you think your claim is worth, you can preempt the adjuster’s settlement offer with your own settlement letter. Your letter would set forth fault, injuries and ask for a clear amount to settle your claim.

If you’ve already been presented with an opening offer from the insurance company, keep in mind that opening offers for settlement are almost always on the low side. Then, unless you’re willing to agree to that opening offer without an argument, you will ultimately need to negotiate with the insurance company for a higher settlement.

If your insurance claim is denied in whole or in part, there could be many fair and just reasons. Most have to do with limits in your policy. You can check the denial letter against your contract to see if the denial seems legitimate or not. If you still think your claim was unfairly turned down, don’t wait too long to take action. If you sit on your claim for too long, you may lose the right to sue in court to get your recovery. Discuss your claim with an auto accident law firm who will be able to advise you.

If you’ve been the victim of a serious car accident in Baltimore, you need the advice of an experienced Baltimore injury attorney. Talk to a local Baltimore injury attorney about your options.

The Importance Of Having Caravan Insurance

Filed under: law — Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , — Timothy Simons Grimshaw @ 7:34 am

Chester Cooke was excited by the prospect of buying a caravan on the banks of the River Avon, not far from Stratford, on a professionally run, well maintained and gorgeous site with lots of amenities. Being a diligent kind of chap, he looked into all of the potential issues, after all you can’t be too careful with the thick end of twenty grand plus annual service charges, which didn’t include insurance for some reason.

Chester then called his broker and explained to him that he was looking for some caravan insurance. His broker then told him that he would be more than happy to find him a quote, and so Chester gave him the details of the caravan such as the size, type and value, as well was where it would be situated.

A few minutes later, the broker called Chester back and said that unfortunately he was not able to find any insurance companies that would offer him insurance, not because of the caravan itself, or even the site that he had chosen, but it was to do with the exact spot that he had chosen. It was right on the bank of river Avon, which had flooded the year before, causing a massive number of insurance claims on the grounds of water damaged property, and so now insurers were very wary about insuring caravans that were right on the water’s edge. This meant that if Chester really wanted the caravan, and he wanted it right there, it would have to be at his own risk.

This news meant that Chester could not have his caravan exactly where he wanted because it was quite likely that the Avon would flood again at some point in time and he could not afford to have a caravan there without it being insured. He asked his broker about other “normal criteria” for caravan insurance so that might continue pursuing his plans to buy a caravan.

In terms of insurance, the ideal caravan site should be a registered CaSSOA site, this is because these sites have security standards that all caravans must meet. If the caravan is to be placed less formally, for example, on a farm, then the caravan should have its own compound with a defined perimeter. Some insurance providers insist that a caravan site has a minimum number of caravans. A sort of, “safety in numbers” logic. Another thing to look for in a caravan site is a defined boundary that is secure and would not allow uninvited people to come and go as they please.

Chester hadn’t thought that insurance would be such an important consideration when he was buying his caravan. He was grateful that he had a knowledgeable broker who could give him all this education and he was definitely going to check it all out again before finally taking the plunge and buying a caravan. After all, he just wanted to enjoy his caravan and the insurance was only to take the worry out of the ownership.

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Trying To Figure Out If Your Criminal Law Firm Is Any Good?

Filed under: law — Tags: , , , , , , , , — Bill Rogers @ 7:26 am

When you’re arrested, how can you determine whether or not your criminal defense lawyer is good?

When the time comes to decide who to hire to defend your criminal case, there are a lot of factors to be taken into consideration. First, you want to find someone with experience in dealing with criminal legal circumstances like yours. Keep in mind that experience alone is not always a good indication of success. While we like to believe that experience is the gold standard for quality legal representation, it is not axiomatic that experience leads to success.

Beware of criminal defense lawyers who have been subject to discipline from state bars. If a criminal defense lawyer has been disciplined, it’s important to understand the circumstances of the disciplinary action. A history of disciplinary actions may mean that the criminal defense lawyer will not provide you with the most professional representation.

While some criminal cases go to a jury trial, many more are resolved through the plea negotiation process. Plea negotiations typically occur between the prosecutor and the defendant’s criminal attorney. Whether or not you obtain a favorable plea agreement may hinge on the experience level of your criminal defense attorney. In addition to their experience, you will also want to get a good picture of your prospective criminal lawyer’s negotiation skills. Successfully taking a case to trial and successfully negotiating a plea agreement require two significantly different skill sets.

What processes are in place to enable open lines of communication between you and your criminal lawyer?

Is your criminal lawyer paying you lip service, or are they giving you the reality of your circumstances?

Has your criminal lawyer articulated the specific ramifications and potential consequences of taking your case all the way to a jury trial?

Has your criminal lawyer given you enough time to sufficiently understand the position of a prosecutor including all possible plea proposals and potential penalties for the crimes charged?

Have you discussed the details of how you will pay your defense attorney?

Have you clearly communicated your family situation including whether there are those that rely on your financial support?

These are all important considerations to be made when choosing your criminal defense lawyer. The more information and the better your communication, the better chance you have of obtaining a favorable outcome in your criminal legal situation. If you and your criminal defense lawyer fail to properly communicate with each other, you may miss opportunities that could help resolve your situation in your favor. That is why it is so important to make an informed decision with regard to hiring your criminal defense lawyer.

If you are facing criminal charges in the Pinellas or Tampa area, discuss your options with an experienced Clearwater drug defense attorney today.

March 10, 2010

Caravan Insurance And Its Value At Music Festivals

Filed under: law — Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , — Timothy Simons Grimshaw @ 3:13 pm

There is a rather oddly titled album by the 1970’s rock band Caravan called “For Girls Who Go Plump In The Night” now I know that this is not the kind of thing you would expect an insurance man to be writing about or even to know, even if he does own one (a caravan I mean!) An insurance man in a caravan is quite possibly not that uncommon, but an insurance man in a caravan listening to Caravan? Surely Not?!

I can’t remember exactly what got me thinking about this, but I think it’s to do with when I was looking over some photos from last year’s Glastonbury festival the other day and I noticed the sheer amount of caravans there in one outfit or another. Of course, being an insurance man, I immediately began thinking about the cover that these caravans may or may not have had and whether or not the underwriters knew exactly what they were being used for.

Caravans were being used for almost everything you can think of that needs a sturdy shelter, i.e. people were living in them, some were being used as resting places for tired musicians, some were being used for paid showers and some were being used shops by refreshment vendors, and I still mean proper caravans, not mobile catering units.

Over in the camping fields there were caravans sheltering security staff from the rain, acting as the temporary weekend home for ageing rockers (some may have even been fellow caravan fans who knows?) and as the meeting point for lost festival goers.

Of course, another big user of caravans at music festivals are the musicians themselves. They usually have massive ones with an extra wheel at the front for steering and they use them for changing in, for hosting after-show parties in and doing whatever it is that rock-stars do.I dread to think. Saying that, I’m not sure if Caravan ever used one, that’d just be too good to be true wouldn’t it? Caravan in a caravan listening to their first album (which is called, you guessed it, “Caravan”). Or even better, maybe they went along in a convoy with their friends – a caravan of caravans including a caravan with Caravan in it, listening to Caravan!

But anyway, before I started ranting about rock-stars in caravan convoys I was thinking about whether or not these caravans had the correct insurance cover and lets be honest, the answer is probably not. If you are considering taking your caravan along to a festival this year then it is well worth thinking about getting proper insurance cover for it. Caravans can be damaged in all kinds of ways, especially at festivals where the fun loving, free-partying atmosphere can sometimes cloud people’s better judgement and out of control festival goers and crowds and the like can do a lot of damage to your caravan, whether it is intentional or not. It could simply slide off on its own if the mud gets too wet, they can flood, catch fire, get blown away, and almost anything you can think of can happen. Fortunately you can insure caravans against more or less anything that could happen to it, even if it gets rammed into by an uninsured caravan being used as a refreshment stand!

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Avoiding Car Accidents

Filed under: law — Tags: , , , , , , , , — Matt Jacobs @ 5:26 am

Preventing automotive accidents is really a matter of recalling to accomplish the basics. Soon after getting behind the wheel for any period of time without an mishap nearly all drivers begin to count on instinct and the self-assurance that they are a really good drive. Unfortunately that could not be the case at all, they might have just been fortunate.

Whenever backing out of a parking spot, it is critical to not just assess to the left and right to see if a car is getting close, but to also examine directly behind you and make certain the car behind you doesn’t choose that moment to back out of his parking spot. You also have to be aware of shoppers walking behind your motor vehicle, in particular youngsters that have raced in advance of their parents and may well not be easily viewed over the back of your car or truck.

If you are waiting for the red light to turn green learn to hang on a second after the light turns before moving into the intersection. Regularly there will be a person coming from the left or right who tries to speed thru on the tail-end of the yellow light or a whole lot worse thinks that if the car in front has time to make it thru the yellow that it means they can. Generally the light turns just as they are stepping into the intersection and if you are chomping at the bit to get going as soon as you get the green, you could possibly easily discover yourself in a bad incident.

If you are at an intersection waiting to turn right, the impulse is to look for traffic coming from the left and then to just start your right turn without a final assess in that course. Unfortunately, many mishaps take place because a little something has changed to the right; like a person moving into the crosswalk or a vehicle from the right performing a U-turn into your lane or even a automobile pulling out of a parking lot just around the corner. If you turn without looking first there could be a sudden mishap and it might possibly be your problem.

Don’t be in such a hurry to pull out into traffic that you hurry out as soon as an oncoming car goes by without realizing for sure that it is not towing a low trailer behind it. The low tow can be dangerous if you are in a rush.

Any time you are switching lanes in traffic you need to be sure you truly turn your head and glance back over your shoulder for a vehicle that might be perched in the blind spot of your rearview mirror. That has happened too many times to count; that after a quick glance in the rearview mirror I would only do a actual head turn as I was in reality starting to switch lanes. Thank goodness, there’s never been an accident, but it has been close a couple of occasions.

When you drive through residential neighborhoods where vehicles are parked on the roadsdecelerate. Little ones and pets are not contemplating about you when they chase their toy or each other into the road. With no warning at all they can break open from between parked cars into the street in front of you, if you are going too fast you are not going to be able to stop in time. Unfortunately even going slow doesn’t ensure that there won’t be a tragedy. So slow down and watch when driving thru neighborhoods.

Recently involved in a car accident in Baldwin Maryland? Talk with an experienced Baltimore Maryland car accident attorney about your options.

March 8, 2010

Bettering Odds Of Success In Court Via Docket Attendance

Filed under: Uncategorized — Tags: , , , , , , , , , — Chris Channing @ 8:16 am

If you have little to no experience in going to court, no matter what the reason, you should be attending a court docket. A court docket is just a schedule of cases that are to appear before a certain judge in a certain time period, and are open to the public to see.

Knowing how the court room operates is incredibly important. Knowing your way around the court room, and the procedures required in order to be admitted, is ideal for getting in and out without fuss. You will be subject to metal detection devices, for instance, to prove that you are not concealing a weapon officers are not immediately aware of.

The judge is not going to be someone you will talk to lightly. As you attend the court docket, note how others reference the judge. Speaking to the judge and referring to him or her as “your honor” is a must. You should never use bad language, raise your voice, or ever make snide comments while in the presence of a judge.

Dockets also show you what is to be expected when you go to court for a similar case. You will see different perspectives of those involved in other disputed claims, and see what the judge decides and why. Knowing how the judge decides upon a case is vital in getting your own defense or offense formulated in time for your own court case.

Even if you have a specific time stated on your pending court case, you should arrive at the beginning of the docket. Docket cases can be moved around to best suit the convenience of the judge and pending cases. A judge will, for instance, push back a case he or she knows will take up a long time. And if you miss your court case, odds are you will automatically lose the case and will be unable to appeal the case to a higher authority.

Overall, attending a court docket for a civil or criminal trial is an important life lesson. Even if you aren’t soon to be in court, it’s nice to go and see how the judicial system works first hand. The public as able to go to these dockets freely in most cases, and you will be free to leave at any time so long as you don’t cause a ruckus.

In Conclusion

Court cases can be messy. And when losing one could put your finances or reputation in jeopardy, it is important to do everything in your power to win the case. Attend a court docket and see if you can build experience in court matters.

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March 6, 2010

All About Dissolution In Ohio

Filed under: Uncategorized — Tags: , , , , , — Logan McKeel @ 6:40 am

If you want to have a divorce in your state that everyone agrees on the terms, then you want a dissolution in Ohio. This gives you all the legal benefits of a divorce without the extra step of mediation, since you and your spouse agree before hand. It avoids a lengthy trial and can make the process of ending the marriage easier.

You need to have been a resident for at least 6 months in Ohio prior to the filing of the paperwork. One of you must be a resident, although the other is not required, they will need to appear before the judge in order for a dissolution to be granted.

This is often must faster and less expensive then an actual divorce wold be. You also have the benefit of knowing what the outcome with be regarding personal property and the children based on what you and your spouse agreed to. You will not have anything new added on, and this can be less stressful in ending the marriage.

You and your spouse will need to fill out a separation agreement before you file. This includes who gets what property, who is responsible for what bills and debts. It even includes spousal support, even if it is nothing and all child custody, support and visitation issues. Anything that would be covered in a d divorce needs to be in this agreement, and both of you need to be on the same page.

When you file the dissolution petition, this agreement will be included. Both of you need to sign it, and you need to make sure it is filed properly to avoid delays or even a denial.

After the filing, you wait 1 to 3 months for your hearing. At this point, both of you must be on court to assure the judge the agreement is acceptable to both and then the dissolution is granted. The separation agreement is usually entered into the record as is as the terms of the marriage end and it will most likely be granted at this time.

Dissolution in Ohio is an easy way to avoid the long drawn out court trail of a divorce. It will be very good if you and your spouse can agree on all the property division and other issues. If you have any questions, you need to speak to a lawyer to answer the questions and assist you in properly filing the paper work.

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March 2, 2010

Easy ways for Condo Associations to lower costs

Filed under: law — Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , — Chris Lim @ 10:04 am

Unused Amenities – Cut back or close unused amenities. Close the pool during winter months when no one is using it. Reevaluate the hours of the fitness center. If people are truly not using the the services they will not mind if they are cut back. They will also appreciate the saving.

Memberships – If the Gym is nice enough you can sell memberships to the local community. at $40 a month 100 memberships would bring in an extra $4000 per month. Set it up as atomatic payments and many people will keep the membership long after they quit using it. You can also charge quest fees.

Sell advertising – Sell advertising in the newsletter, in common areas and on the website. One easy way to sell advertising on the website is through Google adsense.

Landscaping – Many developers only look at the initial landscaping cost and not the cost of maintenance. When replacing landscaping be sure to look at the recurring costs.

Collect Monies Owed. Past Due fees can hamper a condo association. You can often hire an attorney to handle collections for a percentage of what is collected. Attorneys may even be able to recover attorney fees.

Insurance Claims – If in the last five years your association had to get a loan (like those from SBA or FEMA) for repairs (Storm, Hurricane, Natural Disaster, Tornado or any accident) your regular condo attorney many not be enough. Contact an attorney who focuses on insurance claims. Many insurance companies deny underpay insurance claims. Many times the law states that the insurance company has to pay the legal fees. Moreover, many attorneys will handle insurance claims in a way that no funds will be out of pocket.

Rehabilitate instead of Replace. Copper pipes can be restored to better than new condition with epoxy pipe lining from CuraFlo. It is generally 30% cheaper than re piping and is much less obtrusive. RLS Solutions offers sewer rehabilitation which can increase their life and save on costs.

Property Manager – Get a property manager who is experienced in lowering costs. A property manger with experience will also know which contractors come in on budget and which ones have a history of not competing jobs on time.

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