Passing On To You My Experience
This question has come up a few times this past year. Shared Workspace: What are their liabilities to control COVID-19? Who is legally liable if someone contracts COVID-19 from someone else officed in a Shared Workspace, formerly known as co-working space? If I am an exempted business and officed in a shared workspace, is the […]
What legal liabilities do shared workspace landlords have for controlling the spread of COVID-19 or any kind of communicable diocese? Obviously, “negligence” would be the claim a business tenant of a shared workspace could make towards their landlord if the landlord was not putting enough effort towards keeping their tenants safe. The key here is […]
One of the biggest challenges our military veterans have is filling a benefit claim with the Veterans Administration. If you are one of those Vets you need to reach out to Chris Attig’s law firm for help. If you want to take control yourself, Chris has produced a information packed video on the do’s and […]
It seems I keep getting drawn into the deep dark conversations comparing the virtues of Google+ to other social spaces. Last evening it was the question I was asked on… “why in haven sakes would anyone want to risk their livelihood by being on Pinterest?” I am sure I get drawn into these discussion due […]
I was really encouraged to see Yvonne Teems-Stephens’, Dayton Business Journal Contributor, blog… Lawyers seeing potential in social media. It is a concise report on how Lawyers should embrace using social media as part of their practices marketing. “Today’s lawyers more and more use social networking tools to market …
It is always distressing for me to hear about any business filing for bankruptcy. The normal reaction is to assume the business failed because it could not make money when in some cases the business plan was actually good, just too much cost or too high salaries (or in a growing number of cases, too much …
I have always wondered about how the law sees golf and golf accidents. The following outlines one point of view..I am sure there are many others. The following from the New York Times Golf Courses: A Gold Mine for Lawsuits By PETER APPLEBOME …
I now know the worthiness of having an attorney. My philosophy is, if I can’t afford to pay for an attorney to help set up the business I want to do, then I probably have no business setting that business up..simple and to the point.
