Most people think (when they get around to thinking about it) that an estate plan is determining who to name as their beneficiary in a Will, personal representative and maybe a guardian/conservator of their assets. However, if that was all there was to it everyone...
Do you want to know more about protecting an injured plaintiff’s benefits? Read Anne Moses’s latest article published by The National Trial Lawyers. Warn the Family About Gifts to the Injured...
No, I don’t mean think about anything fast, and I don’t mean for you to fast. Instead be aware of “FAST” – Fixing America’s Surface Transportation Act (the “Act”), H.R. 22 passed on 12/3/15 by both houses and reported out of conference committee on 12/7/15. You may...
It is very common to see different types of life insurance policies on the lives of key personnel, officers and directors which name the company as beneficiary to assist in replacing the deceased employee or overcoming the hardships related to loss of a founding...
When fielding phone calls from clients or prospective clients regarding employment contracts, I have noticed that there exists is a good deal of confusion as to the difference between “Right to Work” and “Employment at Will.” Simply put “Right to Work” laws deal with...
I recently attended a seminar on Social Security benefits. It really struck me how little many people know about a benefit most of us pay for out of every hard earned paycheck we receive. Most people approaching retirement age likely know that at 62 they are...
