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Welcome to Delicate template. Just another WordPress site. Should I File for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 Bankruptcy? February 11th, 2013 Posted by Elaine. There are two primary ways an individual can file for bankruptcy in the United States under the current U.S. Bankruptcy Code Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Depending on the details of your case and severity of your debt, one chapter may be better than the other. So how do you know which is right for you? When to File for Bankruptcy. There are a numbe...

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Cyber Law Facts: Gifts for law students and lawyers (Sequel)

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Friday, November 25, 2011. Gifts for law students and lawyers (Sequel). Awhile ago, I wrote an entry entitled Christmas gifts for law students and lawyers. I wrote the article simply as an aside for my site, and didn't think it would be that important since most people come to my website for general tips about the law rather than gift ideas. Much to my surprise, it turns out that the article was so popular that it's now on the front page of Google for phrases like. Gifts for law students. This book conta...

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Cyber Law Facts: December 2009

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Wednesday, December 16, 2009. Proving an e-mail was read. Plenty of independent contractors and small businesses conduct most or all of their business communications by exchanging e-mails with other individuals. When business disputes arise, it is fairly common for unscrupulous individuals with whom someone has dealt with to simply deny receiving e-mails and claim that as a defence in a legal proceeding. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Proving an e-mail was read. Cyber Law Facts is meant as a general survey ...

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Cyber Law Facts: January 2011

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Monday, January 31, 2011. LA Times: New York man ordered to pay $2.1 million for selling pirated P90X videos. In some earlier posts here. I spoke of the lawsuits that Product Partners was filing against alleged intellectual property infringers of the P90X exercise system. When people would post news about receiving a Cease and Desist letter in Internet forums, others would often respond to simply ignore the letter and everything would go away. So, let this be a lesson: If you get a threat of a P90X lawsu...

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Cyber Law Facts: February 2011

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Monday, February 21, 2011. The Canadian Paddy Power Saga Continues. For those of you who haven't read it yet, I suggest reading the first. Posts I made about Paddy Power's behavior towards its Canadian clients. To summarize, they cancelled their Canadian clients' accounts with little notice (they were still taking bets from Canadians the same day that they announced accounts would be frozen at noon), citing the vague reason of "Canadian law.". Do you still have money in your account? If you have any outs...

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Cyber Law Facts: October 2009

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Saturday, October 31, 2009. List of WTO member countries. Democratic Republic of the Congo. Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM). Korea, Republic of. Netherlands and Netherlands Antilles. Saint Kitts and Nevis. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. United States of America. What is listed by the WTO as European Communities is actually now known as the European Union. Also commonly known as the Republic of Macedonia or simply Macedonia. Friday, October 30, 2009. RELATED LINKS (Open in new window).

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Weaver Law Firm: June 2012

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Thursday, June 14, 2012. Politics and the Economy. Everybody is talking about the economy, and depending upon whose doing the talking, the economy is either improving or deteriorating. It would seem obvious that, since both views cannot be correct, somebody must be wrong. And so we are told to examine "economic indicators", such as growth of the gross national product, unemployment rates, new home construction, etc. Have any money in the bank? So, what can we do? Links to this post.

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Cyber Law Facts: February 2010

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Saturday, February 20, 2010. How letters of credit work. Or Made in China. Sellers who are unwilling to use them are generally risky and you should avoid them. To obtain a letter of credit, you should find a larger bank in your area and speak to their commercial banking department. You need a larger bank because many smaller banks do not deal with letters of credit because such letters require a reputable name for the seller to trust that they will be paid. Unz and Co: Irrevocable Letter of Credit. Arlin...

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Cyber Law Facts: November 2011

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Friday, November 25, 2011. Gifts for law students and lawyers (Sequel). Awhile ago, I wrote an entry entitled Christmas gifts for law students and lawyers. I wrote the article simply as an aside for my site, and didn't think it would be that important since most people come to my website for general tips about the law rather than gift ideas. Much to my surprise, it turns out that the article was so popular that it's now on the front page of Google for phrases like. Gifts for law students. This book conta...