Business and Corporate Law

• Business Disputes
  Federal, state and local laws governing the operations of business all belong to their own branch of law--business law. You want to own and operate a business, but you do not know the ins and outs of the laws governing the type of business you want to operate. Without a business attorney to advise you, you are totally lost. Here is why you definitely cannot navigate business laws on your own.

Employment Law

• Employment Discrimination
  An employment discrimination attorney will fight for your rights if you're wrongfully fired. This may help you get your job back or be compensated for the damages. Alternatively, they can help you find employment elsewhere if you're unwilling to return to your previous position.
• Severance Agreement
  Explore the different options and possibilities for the case. If you don't want a lot of media attention or to go to court, your lawyer may draw up a small deal and present it to the employer. This could be a small amount of severance pay if your daughter doesn't want to return to work there.
• Sexual Harassment
  A lot of things constitute unlawful violations. These could be biased remarks or actions, sexual harassment, physical injury, or any other form of mistreatment. These actions can harm the victim. If you've been subjected to any of these, you should report them immediately so that the person who violated you can be punished.

Trusts and Estates

• Wills
  Most people are familiar with last wills and testaments. The last will and testament allow a trustee, or person in charge of an estate, to distribute your belongings, assets, and money to your loved ones some time after your passing. However, before a trustee can distribute your estate, the estate must go through a process called probate.
• Trusts
  If your estate is substantially large, you may want to keep out it of probate after your death. The probate process can prevent your loved ones from receiving your assets, property, and money in a timely manner. You can establish a living trust to keep your estate out of probate. Here's more information about a living trust and how you can establish one for your estate...
• Probate
  If you have recently lost a loved one and there is an inheritance that must go through the probate courts before it can be passed along to the heirs, you will want to consider hiring a probate attorney. Having a better understanding of what their probate services include will help you see just how important it would be for you to retain them for their services. Read through the following ways a probate attorney can help you so can see the benefit of finding one soon. [Read More]