Tag: legal-firm
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What is the typical time frame for a legal firm to make a decision on a protest?
A legal firm endeavors to make a decision on a protest within 100 calendar days. They strive to issue a decision well before the 100-day deadline.
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What obligations does a legal firm have towards its clients?
The legal firm bears fiduciary obligations to its clients. These include 1) the obligation of allegiance, which means that the legal firm must abstain from self-interested transactions and must act in the utmost interest of the clients. 2) That the legal firm is obligated to maintain impartiality towards the clients, indicating that the legal firm…
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What are the indicators of improper control?
Indicators of improper control include someone having a close personal relationship with the individual, being a significant beneficiary under the person’s inheritance plan, and above all being involved in obtaining the inheritance documentation. Active obtaining can involve choosing the legal firm to draft the inheritance documents, arranging the appointment for the drafting and signing of…
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Who keeps track of what the legal firm is doing?
The court is supposed to keep track of what the legal firm is doing, but they don’t necessarily do the greatest of jobs. It’s important if you are a family member and you are concerned about a legal firm not doing their job, that you can become involved in the guardianship proceedings, you can request…
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When should I review my current will?
I suggest having your will reviewed at least every two years. That would be a good time for the legal firm to give you updates on changes in the law and for you to discuss any changes that may have occurred in the prior two years, with respect to your personal situation and family. In…
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What types of divorces are available?
An uncomplicated divorce (no children and no property) offered by some legal firms. A divorce that involves both children and property. A divorce involving children but no property. A divorce involving property but no children. A collaborative divorce, which is a cooperative approach to divorce resolution.
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What if I’ve been discriminated against for being pregnant?
In cases of pregnancy discrimination, you can learn your rights from the following sources: – Consult a reputable legal firm specializing in employment law. – Seek advice from an experienced attorney who handles discrimination cases. – Contact the local office of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) for guidance. – Explore resources provided by organizations…
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How much will a legal firm charge to evaluate my boat accident lawsuit?
Typically, a law firm in the state of Florida will not charge you anything to assess your claim. Additionally, once you retain a lawyer in Florida, it’s typically done on a contingency fee basis. In other words, if you don’t receive any compensation, you are not obligated to pay anything. In contingency fee agreements, the…
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How long does it take to process my claim?
Immediately after receiving the First Report of Injury, the legal firm begins the process of gathering information and investigating the claim. A decision will be made to allow or deny the claim within 28 days.
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What if a legal firm offers me a settlement?
Many legal firms will try to offer you a nominal settlement for your damages. If you receive a settlement offer from a legal firm directly, you should assume that it is nowhere near the amount to which you are entitled. You need an attorney to negotiate and fight on your behalf to obtain the damages…
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What is a Self-Represented Litigant?
If you cannot find a legal firm to represent you, you can pursue your lawsuit by appearing without representation or pro se, a Latin phrase meaning “for oneself.” If you file a lawsuit and represent yourself, you are the “plaintiff.” If someone sues you, you are the “defendant.” In either case, you can appear pro…