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LEWIS & LEWIS LAW OFFICES.

Category: Defense

The law firm of Lewis & Lewis limits its practice to the defense of workers' compensation and general liability claims, as well as subrogation, federal black lung litigation and collections. The limited focus of our practice allows our firm to...

 

Medical Malpractice Litigation.

Category: Defense

Weber & Rose prides itself on being an entrepreneurial, full service law firm, capable of getting any job done. More importantly, we continually strive to earn the respect of our clients by providing legal services of the highest caliber, in a...

 

Higgins Hopkins McLain & Roswell, LLC

Category: Defense

To be successful construction litigation attorneys, construction lawyers require a specific set of skills and knowledge. No construction defect litigation attorneys are more dedicated to this pursuit than those with the law firm of Higgins,...

 

The law firm has a diverse practice.

Category: Defense

PN&S is an AV-rated regional law firm handling cases throughout the Colorado region. The firm is one of the most experienced and active trial firms in this region, focusing on aggressive, quality legal representation designed to meet each client's...

 

Recent Blog Post:
Evaluating Insurance Policies

An October 1993 California Court of Appeal decision
illustrates some key issues to consider when evaluating your insurance. Although
the case involves health insurance, the same issues could arise with any type of
insurance policy.

John Fraker, a building contractor, obtained a group health insurance policy
from Sentry Life Insurance Company in 1978. A sales brochure for the policy
stated that [...]

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“No Contest” Means “No Contest”

When you make a will, you are not obligated to leave property
to anyone. In order to discourage disappointed heirs from disputing your estate
plan, you can include a "no contest" clause that automatically cancels an heir’s
bequest if he or she challenges your will.

Such "no contest" clauses can be broad or narrow, and may even disinherit people
who [...]

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Caregiver’s Authorization Affadavit

Over the past few years, I have represented a number of
grandparents and others in guardianship proceedings. Usually, the adult parents
of the grandchildren have severe personal problems and cannot care for their
children. A family member steps in to care for the children until a parent is
able to do so.
Legal guardianship is not always necessary in these [...]

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Did Your Refinance Undo Your Living Trust?

Revocable "living trusts" have become increasingly popular in the past
decade. They allow heirs to avoid expensive, time-consuming probate court
proceedings.
But unlike a will, a living trust cannot be simply signed and filed away. If an
asset is never transferred to the trust, or is unintentionally removed from the
trust, it will be subject to probate.
Over the past [...]

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California Adopts “Uniform Prudent Investor Act”

In July 1995, the California legislature revised portions of the California
Probate Code defining the investment duties of trustees.
Previously, some investment rules were rigid and absolute, preventing trustees
from making the same type of investment decisions that regular investors make
every day. Some types of investments were flatly prohibited, while others were
available only at personal risk to the [...]

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