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January 2009

January 16, 2009

New York Mesothelioma Lawyers

Filed under: The Lawyers Way — @ 8:37 am

New York is the busiest city in the United States of America, where all types of people from different parts of the country make their way to earn their living. Therefore, every person has a high probability of facing an accident through the mistake of another one. In such cases, the victim who suffers such an unfortunate event has the full right to take legal action against the person responsible. This not only gives proper justice to the victim, but also gives him or her the opportunity to claim compensation for the accident.

Mesothelioma is a serious lung cancer that occurs in individuals exposed to asbestos. Most of the victims have inhaled or swallowed asbestos fibers. These fibers travel through the internal organs of the victim, and through the lung. Eventually this is wedged in the thin, saran wrap-type membrane lining the lungs.

More than 3,500 workers on average are diagnosed with mesothelioma and other various diseases related to asbestos each year. In recent times, New York has been the place with the highest incidence of mesothelioma.

A victim might be infected with malignant mesothelioma, pleural mesothelioma or peritoneal mesothelioma. But whatever the type may be, an ordinary citizen has the right to claim compensation from various companies if he is infected with this disease. Although recently it has been seen that President Bush is shielding companies in asbestos lawsuits, the New York-based mesothelioma lawyers are equipped to fight disease-related cases. A victim of this disease can invest all his hopes for not only getting the compensation from the companies responsible for this, but also in taking a giant leap toward eradicating the whole problem.

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January 15, 2009

What is a Small Claims Court?

Filed under: The Lawyers Way — @ 5:07 pm

A Small Claims Court is a court set up to deal quickly with claims for small amounts of money. If you are suing someone or they are suing you for a small amount of money this is where you may end up. The Small Claims Courts can be found in your local County Court.

If someone owes you money or you have bought faulty goods and you are unable to settle the matter in any other way, you may decide to issue a claim through the courts.

The small claims court is less formal than other court procedures and you do not need a solicitor.

You can issue claims for a variety of reasons, including, bad workmanship, damage to property, road traffic accidents, goods ordered and paid for but not supplied and personal injury. The county court in England and the sheriff court in Scotland deals with these types of claims, referred to as “small claims” or “small claims court”.

The system for handling small claims is designed to be quick, cheap and easy to use and you do not need to use a solicitor, although you can do so if you wish. It will usually only apply to claims for £5,000 or less (or £1,000 or less if the claim is for personal injury or housing disrepair), against a person, firm or company in England and Wales , and claims for £750 or less against a person, firm or company in Scotland .

If the amount of money claimed is £5,000 or less then it is likely to be heard in the Small Claims Court.

However, if your claim is for personal injury it will only be heard in the Small Claims Court if the claim for the injury itself is not more than £1,000.

For housing cases involving a landlord’s failure to repair the property the claim will be heard in the small claims court if the cost of repairs or the compensation claimed is not more than £1,000.

Cases are dealt with differently in the Small Claims Court. It is supposed to be much simpler so that anyone can deal with their own case from start to finish without using a solicitor.

Ask your local County Court for a document known as a “Claims Form”, you will need to complete this with details of what you are claiming and against whom.

You may also have to pay a court fee. This will depend upon how much you are claiming. You can claim this fee back from your opponent, if you win your case. (This is known as Fixed Costs).

If you start the claim you will be called the “Claimant” and your opponent will be called the “Defendant”.

The procedure starts with the claimant filling out a standard form, which sets out details about the claim and the various parties. This is returned to the Court office with the appropriate fee.

A summons is then sent out to the Defendant who may choose to pay up in full. However, they also have the option to admit part of the claim and pay that part or request to pay by instalments, or may also dispute the claim in its entirety.

Cases are usually heard by a District Judge. However, if the case is complex it can be referred to a higher judge known as a Circuit Judge.

If any part of the claim is disputed, the matter goes to a Court hearing where the evidence is heard in informal surroundings, usually around the table in the judge’s chambers.

Judges tend to be very patient with lay claimants, who will be nervous and unaccustomed to court procedures. However, interruptions, verbal abuse and unreasonable behaviour will be frowned upon.

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Employment Law: Unfair Dismissal - Constructive Dismissal - ‘Last Straw’

Filed under: The Lawyers Way — @ 8:46 am

The case of Bell v The Spirit Group Ltd [2005] concerned a claim for unfair and constructive dismissal. The employment tribunal held that a series of acts, by the employer, cumulatively amounted to repudiation of the employee’s contract of employment.

The employee was a manager of a national chain of pubs and restaurants. He brought a complaint of unfair constructive dismissal against his employer in the employment tribunal on the grounds of failure to support him throughout a period of a year during his career. He alleged that:

he had been harassed by the senior managers regarding changes to his and his wife’s single contracts to a lower-paid joint contract;
he had been bullied and his grievance initially ignored;
his grievance had been partially upheld but the bullying had continued;
the employer’s conduct amounted to a fundamental breach of his contract of employment - the implied term of mutual trust and confidence (the cause of his resignation);
his dismissal had been unfair in all the circumstances.
The tribunal found that, in view of the cumulative effect of the course of conduct by the employer, there had been a fundamental breach of the implied term of mutual trust and confidence in the employee’s contract of employment, and it was that breach that had been the effective cause of the employee’s resignation. The employee’s claim of unfair constructive dismissal was upheld. The employer appealed to the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) against that decision. The employer’s appeal was dismissed.

The EAT found that:-

the test for constructive dismissal was whether the employer’s conduct amounted to a repudiatory breach of the employee’s contract of employment in relation to the implied term of mutual trust and confidence;
a relatively minor act might be sufficient to entitle the employee to resign if it was the last straw in a series of incidents;
in this case, nothing had been done to stop the chain of causation;
the employee had continually complained about the lack of support, and the tribunal could not be criticised as a result of its conclusions.
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January 14, 2009

FACTS ON WORKER’S COMPENSATION COVERAGE

Filed under: The Lawyers Way — @ 8:32 am

Most people work not because they like the job but because of the compensation that goes with the job. The amount of compensation is also covered by state laws. Individual states have its own worker’s compensation laws that handle various claims from employees who are either harass or injured in their jobs. The law calls for a strict liability in terms of the fault as well as the negligence committed by the employers to be established before a claim for benefits can be brought out in court. Likewise, the law also stipulates that the injury or illness has to be acquired during the time of employment, such is required in order for the worker’s compensation system to give benefits to the injured worker. And since there is a stipulation on the worker’s compensation law that provides strict liability on employers fault and negligence then there would be a legal remedy for the sustained injuries or illness of any employee in time of his or her employment.

In addition, the state law also requires that each employee be provided with a worker’s compensation insurance however there are also exemptions and these include small companies especially those with three/four/five employees, domestic workers, farm helpers as well as independent contractors. The worker’s compensation coverage is absolutely shouldered by the employer. The compensation coverage is an additional benefit provided by employers in accordance to the state law and therefore is not deductible from the compensation of their employees. The worker’s compensation coverage provides benefits for job related accidents as well as other injuries pertaining to industrial exposures. The requirement for benefit remains to be the same and that is for injuries to be acquired during the time of employment or as a result of the job being performed by an employee.

Another stipulation included in the worker’s compensation system pertains to benefits that would be provided especially for workers or employees that is suffering from a direct and long term effects of occupational industrial exposures. Some of the industrial exposures that can brought about injuries are exposures to toxic substances that often times render long term effect on the health of workers. Even some of the common substances used in office like latex as well as other chemicals as long as it has a bad effect on the health of the employees these may also be used as basis for applying for benefits under the worker’s compensation coverage. Stress disorders caused by an unhealthy working environment are also an acceptable reason to apply for benefits under the worker’s compensation.

There are three benefits that workers and employees may file for under the worker’s compensation coverage and these are as follows: a) Medical Expense, b) Disability Pay and c) Vocational Rehabilitation.

The Medical Expense covers the hospitalization cost including the doctor’s fee as well as other needed medical treatments. The Disability Pay on the other hand, refers to the income benefits provided for employees and workers who are experiencing temporary disability. However, there are also some cases wherein temporary disability becomes permanent disability still the employee or worker will be provided with an income benefit. The Vocational Rehabilitation is a benefit provided for employees that are unable to perform their usual duties in their occupation and therefore would require them to do some re-training for new trade or business. The physical therapy requirement of an employee or worker is also included in the Vocational Rehabilitation.

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Jinky C. Mesias is a graduate of Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Major in Business Management. She is at present an Associate Manager of a Life Insurance Corporation and a freelance writer.

Water Gardens - Plan Before You Dig

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Across North America there are more and more homeowners desiring to add a water garden or backyard pond to their landscape. While this may seem like a great idea, it takes time and planning to get it right. Depending on the area, the size, and the budget of the homeowner, exceptional quality back yard ponds can be created. Be careful, though. Poor planning and poor installation of any pond may end up costing a lot more than original expectations and can also have a long term negative effect on your landscape.

The process to design a garden pond or water garden can be tricky. You can not just go out there and dig it out. No, instead, you need to properly prepare the dimensions and plan how you will accomplish this. It is important to consult a contractor if you do not think you can do all of the work yourself. But, before you get to that, let’s design your garden pond first. Here are the basic considerations you will need to plan for when you design a garden pond or water garden. What atmosphere or ambiance do you want to create with the water feature and how will the water garden fit within your landscape? What do you want to accent through the water garden; a small fountain, a waterfall, colorful pond plants, pond fish or koi? Do you want that soothing sound of running water or just the gentle contact of the water within your existing landscape. You will find it much easier to choose your design and to make your purchases if you really know what your ultimate goal is.

Basically, begin with the end in mind. Once you know what you want go and find out how to create it. Take the time to scour the many magazines, books and websites out there and see your options. There is ultimately no end to the possibilities or creativity, but don’t feel it all has to come from you. Don’t reinvent the wheel. Get out there and find what you like that has already been created. Take your digital camera and visit your local nursery or public parks. Walk through your neighborhood on a Sunday afternoon and ask people if you can take a look at their yards. Many people are more than happy to show off their efforts and even more willing to give you advice on how to build it. Also, inquire with any local water gardening or koi clubs or associations. Again, these people are part of these organizations because they share a love for their hobby and they would love to share their knowledge and experience with a novice.

When you face any landscaping project it is important to create the outcome in your mind’s eye and then recreate it in reality. Be proactive to get out there and explore your options. When it’s all said and done you’ll be glad you took the plunge and entered into another world you likely never knew existed.

January 12, 2009

Student - Teacher, Learning Contract

Filed under: The Lawyers Way — @ 1:06 am

Below is a sample contract designed to assist English language teachers with classroom management, particularly with senior students and can also be used as a template for those students studying law or business.
You can copy and reproduce this if you wish it is not intended to be used as a legal document.

Student teacher Contract.

Purpose:

The purpose of this agreement is to insure the student and teacher understand their responsibilities towards each other and the class as a whole, in regards to facilitating the optimum learning environment, inside and outside the classroom.

Legality:

This agreement is a morally binding, bilateral contract. It is not intended that this be a legally binding agreement.

Definitions:

• _____________________School; hereinafter referred to as; the school, means the person whos signature appears on this agreement in relation to the heading, ‘__________________ School’ or a senior employee duly appointed be the same.

• The Teacher; hereinafter referred to as ‘the teacher’, means the person whos signature appears on this agreement in relation to the heading, ‘The Teacher’.

• The Student; hereinafter referred to as ‘the student’, means the person whos signature appears on this agreement in relation to the heading, ‘The Student’.

• The Parent; For the purpose of this agreement ‘the parent’ means the legal guardian of ‘the student’ as referred too above, in this agreement. And has the same meaning as ‘the student’ where the student is a minor.

Arbitration:

The school agrees to act as the arbitrator in the event that any part of this agreement comes under dispute.

Terms:

The Teacher agrees to do the following:

1. Always respect the student

2. Provide classes that are relevant to the subject, and the student’s needs

3. Always start and finish classes on time, when possible

4. Provide the best preparation possible for exams

5. Be aware of the student’s comprehension of the tasks given and not to criticize lack of comprehension

6. Facilitate the best possible learning environment for the student

7. Always be fair in the application of the school’s disciplinary policy

8. Be open to suggestions in regards to the application of this contract, from all parties named in this agreement

9. Provide home work in quantity and content the will challenge the student and encourage him/her to improve their proficiency in the subject being taught

10. Not to discuss personal details about the student without his/her consent, with parties not named in this agreement

The student agrees to do the following:

1. Always respect the Teacher

2. Have faith in the belief that the lessons being taught by the teacher are relevant to the subject and the students needs

3. Strive to understand the instructions given by the teacher, by listening and asking questions,(raise hand) if the instructions aren’t understood

4. Always be prepared to start and finish class on time

5. To assist the teacher in providing the best possible learning environment for the student and the class as a whole

6. Except suggestions for improvement from the teacher, knowing that they are given in order to assist the student with learning

7. Make every effort possible to complete home work and all assignments given to the student

8. To except any discipline given to the student by the teacher, providing it is within the guidelines as set out in the schools disciplinary procedures.

9. Prepare as thoroughly as possible for exams

10. To discuss matters concerning the teacher, only with the parties named in this agreement

Disputes:

All parties have the right to dispute this agreement.
In the event that any party within this agreement wishes to dispute any part of this agreement or the application of it.

They may within 7 days of the event, apply in writing to the arbitrator, quoting the part of the agreement they wish to dispute and ask for a meeting with the arbitrator to discuss the event.

Agreement:

All parties whos name and signature appear hereunder agree to be morally bound by this agreement, from this date; ____ day of __________, Two thousand and ______

_____________________ School : ________________ ______________

First name, last name signature

The Teacher: ________________ ______________

First name, last name signature

The Student: ________________ ______________

First name, last name signature

The parent: ________________ ______________

First name, last name signature

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January 10, 2009

Florida DUI Arrests

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DUI implies driving under the Influence and DWI means driving while intoxicated. These are violations under the Florida law and a person found to be violating DUI or Violators of DWI laws can be arrested and penalized under the Driving Under the Influence of Alcoholic Beverages, Chemical Substances or Controlled Substances Law s. 316.193, F.S. A person is said to be under the influence of alcohol if he/she has blood or breath alcohol content of more than 0.08 (grams of alcohol per 100 milliliters of blood or grams of alcohol per 210 liters of breath).

If a person is convicted of drunk driving under Florida, it would mean a permanent criminal record, fine, community service, loss of license, vehicle immobilization, higher insurance rates and may be even imprisonment. In case of arrest, it is better to consult a good DUI attorney who would help to lessen the jail term or even stop it.

Florida DUI attorneys can provide defense based on the test results if they are favorable for the client. They can also defend the client by analyzing the environment and road conditions at the time and location of the arrests and any other factors that may have affected the sobriety tests at that time. Defense can also be built by analyzing the DUI deposition testimonies of the cops as well as state expert witnesses. Attorneys can effectively review the case for any loopholes, conduct independent analysis of the blood samples, check the calibration and maintenance records of the breath-analyzing machine, suppress evidence and obtain good witnesses to provide the best defense.

There are several formalities after a DUI arrest. There would be a formal Motor Vehicle Hearing, which can be requested 10 days after the license has been confiscated. This hearing is very important because losing here would be loss of the temporary license as well (a temporary license is usually given until the hearing). Hence, it is very important to have good defense strategy at this stage itself. The next stage is the Arraignment, which can be dated some 30-60 days from the date of the arrest. This is basically for the advisement of rights and doesn’t have to be attended in person if the accused has an attorney. The suppression hearing, which occurs anytime between 6 weeks to 3 months after the pre-trial conference, is the next stage. The trial is generally held within 6 months after the plea is submitted. The jury usually comprises of 6 members. The final stage is sentencing after a conviction or the acceptance of a plea bargain.

Conditions for release of persons arrested under DUI are given under s. 316.193 (9), F.S. They are: the person should not longer be under influence, the person’s normal faculties should no longer be impaired, the person’s BAL levels are less than 0.05 or eight hours have elapsed since the time of arrest.

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January 9, 2009

Questions To Ask A Personal Injury Lawyer During Your Consultation

Filed under: The Lawyers Way — @ 10:07 pm

Q: Is this consultation given without charge to me?

About Your Rights:
Q: What rights do I have that need to be protected?

Q: Who will pay my medical bills; physical therapy bills; drug bills; transportation expenses; temporary or permanent household help; lost income; property damage; and pain and suffering?

Q: What do I have to do to protect my rights to these claims? What forms and papers do I need to obtain? Where do I get these forms? Will you fill out all the forms for me? If needed, will you help me with my medical claim? If needed, will you help me with my property damage claim?

Q: What claim letters need to be sent; how many insurance companies must be notified? Will you do this for me?

How can you determine whether you want to hire a specific lawyer? You may feel nervous when hiring a lawyer, but remember that you are the one doing the hiring. While lawyers who primarily represent people in accidents charge a contingency fee (a fee that is charged at the end of the case and only if you are successful) you will still want to know that you are satisfied with your choice. Even though you pay a fee after you receive a money award, you are the one paying the bill. Serious injuries can result in significant compensation for both you and your lawyer. That makes you an important client!

Q: If I have a question about my case, will I be able to speak with you directly or do I have to speak to a paralegal? Is it okay if I speak with you occasionally when I have a question or to find out the status of my case?

Q: How long have you and your law firm been practicing law?

Q: Do you practice primarily in the field of Personal Injury and accidents?

Q: Do you have professional liability insurance? (Professional liability insurance also protects you, the accident victim, in case an error is made that damages your case.)

Q: When will I be charged? (Personal injury lawyers usually charge a contingency fee. A contingency fee is one that is charged at the end of the case and only if you are successful. This allows anyone who has been hurt in an accident to have easy access to a lawyer.)

Q: How much will I be charged?

Q: Will I be charged a legal fee if you do not recover money for me?

Q: Am I responsible for case expenses if you do not recover money for me?

Q: What are my alternatives to resolve my claim? Do you ever utilize mediation and arbitration?

Q: Have you or your law firm done any trials?

Q: (If married) Is my spouse entitled to any of the settlement or money awarded? What happens if I get divorced?

Q: (If a child is injured) Which parent will bring the claim? What happens to the settlement money?

Philip L. Franckel, Esq., is the founder of http://www.HURT911.org an accident and injury research web site for people hurt in an accident and personal injury lawyers. Mr. Franckel also publishes articles on Lawyer Advertising at http://www.Lawyer-Advertising-Blog.com and provides advertising for lawyers at http://www.HURT911.org/getclient.php

January 8, 2009

Motorcycle Accident Claim - Your Compensation!

Filed under: The Lawyers Way — @ 1:50 am

Motorcycles and motorbikes belong to a group of vehicles that often take part in a small number of road accidents. The statistics speak for itself, as motorcycle riders are just 1% of traffic. Therefore a motorcycle accident claim is small in number, but they suffer 19% of deaths and serious injuries.

In the year 2002 over 600 motorcyclists died in road traffic accidents and almost 7000 suffered from serious injuries.

A head injury is the most often cause of death and serious injuries in a motorcycle accident. A motorcyclist is 45 times more likely to be killed in a road accident than a car driver.

Cause Of A Motorcycle Accident

Reasons may vary - not only other road users may cause the accident but also highway authorities are often responsible for them. Poor maintenance of roads, resulting in road surface damages which is a common result of a motorcycle accident claim.

Lack of seatbelts and any outside protection granted by cars also raise the risk of serious injuries for motorcyclists. The other problem is visibility - motorbikes belong to a group of road users vulnerable to not being seen well, making up to a 1/3 of a cars visibility.

What To Begin With

There are some general rules about motorbike accidents that one should be aware of. Firstly, always make sure if the police attend the scene ensure a detailed report of the accident, even if it seems insignificant. Even the smallest injuries or damage to your motorbike or anything carried on it can underlie a successful accident claim.

Secondly, you can make a compensation claim if your motorbike accident was not your fault or your fault was only partial. Your speed and wearing a protective helmet are among many details, which must be considered while the fault is being determined.

Thirdly, time matters, so every accident should be reported as soon as possible. If the person responsible for your accident doesn’t stop or has no insurance, you can still make a claim however, it will be dealt with the Motor Insurers Bureau.

MIB is an organization, who provide compensation for victims of accidents involving uninsured drivers and hit-and-run cases.

It’s Not Easy?

As you will notice, dealing with a motorcycle injury claim is quite complicated and it requires a fast and professional reaction. But how can you react fast enough and take care of all these details if you have suffered serious health problems caused by the accident?

The best you can do in this situation is to employ a personal injury solicitor. An accident solicitor’s help is an absolute must to handle your compensation claim. Details such as - injury assessment, accident reports, claim preparations, etc.

What is important, you don’t risk anything, thanks to a ‘no win no fee’ arrangement, which simply means that if your case wins, you keep the winnings and if lost, all costs are paid by solicitor.

Enough Risk - Let’s Do It Safely!

Riding a motorcycle is a wonderful experience as may know but it is risky and injuries involving motorcycle accidents are often very serious. Isn’t all this risk enough? Do you need to take another risk even after the accident by trying to handle the claim yourself or employing some company, which cares more about the money than about your well-being and successful claim?

Make use of a personal injury solicitor under a no win no fee arrangement and take no more unnecessary risk. After your suffering, you deserve a good and stress-free compensation. You can have it with some help of an accident solicitor.

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