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Donald Trump’s personal wealth not impacted by corporate bankruptcy
After filing for bankruptcy surprisingly four times over two decades, Donald Trump is still valued at over $2.7 billion. The reason behind becoming a multibillionaire despite facing bankruptcies may open up a Pandora’s Box. Post these bankruptcies, different casino experts and bankruptcy lawyers were reached out for their opinions on the issue. Some of these…
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Florida’s new law on drones a bonus for personal injury attorneys
The lawmakers of Florida may revisit its newer drone law. According to some leaks, a new law implemented is supposedly governing a ripening industry understood and believed by a handful. In the last session, this bill passed a legislature signed by Governor Rick Scott in 14th May. It is the ‘Freedom from Unwarranted Surveillance Act’…
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Five points to consider during personal injury deposition
A deposition may be coming up after filing a personal injury claim. The discovery procedure in a lawsuit involves both sides digging deep into this case. One of the better ways could be interviewing the key witnesses and concerned parties of deposition. During this process, an attorney of one side questions the deponent on various…
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Texas Modifies ‘Open-Carry’ Law For Citizens
In the state of Texas, while it is legal to carry a firearm with a permit, it is also one of 5 states that do not currently allow ‘open-carry’. This is a controversial legal position, since Texas is a predominantly gun-owner, NRA-supportive, majority republican stance in which strongly stands behind the right to bare arms,…
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5 Key Points about hackers and why they do it
At a recent Expo this week in Madrid, more than 1,600 cyber security experts came together to test and demonstrate various software and hardware modifications and manipulation—or ‘hacking’. These professionals and hobbyists alike even competed in unique drills to test one another’s skills. These events commonly incorporate, plain clothes and official, recruiters for federal government…
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Chaffetz eyeing secret service intentions as agency may talk on gyrocopter issue
Jason Chaffetz pointed out that secret services office holders will be in talks with panel members on gyrocopter which landed at the Capitol Hill lawn. According to him, agency officials would be brief members and Washington parlance during a meeting. It happened four days after Doug Hughes had piloted a lightweight aircraft onto Hill’s West…
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Persistent Surveillance rent aerial footage capture technology
Persistent Surveillance is company which helps police to fight crimes in United States. It is headed by chairman and CEO Ross McNutt. The former Air Force employee has several years of valuable experience in intelligence and surveillance. Ross is hopeful of new invention catching on with politicians and governments in dealing with crimes. Through this…
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Florida bent on removal of lifelong alimony
Lawmakers of Florida are brainstorming over a reform bill on alimony which has a controversial side. It is designed to remove payments of lifelong alimony and replace it with a formula based approach. This would be based on marriage duration and income of spouse whereby the alimony amount and period would be decided. A law…
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Illegal downloading may land you in trouble
Illegal downloading of media files may no longer be a smooth experience in the long run. Some intellectual property companies are in headlines for offering copyright protection. A Columbia university student got an email claiming she has to go for monetary settlement owing to unlawful downloading of Taylor Swift melodies. It was done by Rightscorp…
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Divorcing women should know about the recent alimony reforms
Alimony is a court ruled payment provided by a former spouse after divorce to the other apartner. It is basically intended to offer financial support to the spouse who previously depended on her partner to fulfill financial needs. The state laws on alimony vary from location to location. However, it is generally paid in any…
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Stand your ground rights of felons
Bob Smith is facing threat over his life as a man with knife approaches him. He thinks about getting murdered anytime and opts to not run away. Taking a gun out his waistband, he blows away the perpetrator. It may sound like some clear cut case of justified application of force. In Florida, Bob decided…
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Reasons for contacting a lawyer
When you are arrested, it is likely to be a quite terrifying and stressful experience. The main option for the next course of action could be plea bargain during the entire legal process. Although it is seemingly a nice way to come out of a confusing situation, you should contact a criminal lawyer prior to…
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