Veteran Northern California probate litigation attorney gives us an inside look at the top ten most common disputes in probate, estate, and trust litigation.
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The Top 10 Most Common Probate, Trust and Estate Battles
The Top 10 Most Common Probate, Trust and Estate Battles
Choosing an SEO – A Legal Professionals Guide to Not Getting Ripped
In this day and age a website is mandatory for doing business. This is even more so for a professional in the legal industry. The problem within this industry is that there are so many crooks knocking at the door of the legal professional and knowing what to avoid could not only save you money and time, but importantly your search engine rankings. This article came to mind after seeing about the 5th or 6th legal professional get scammed out of huge dollars and setting their optimization strategies backwards in time. The following is a mini guide on what you should know and also what to look out for when starting or making major changes to your seo program.
The Fundamental Costs: The items found here are items you will have to pay for no matter what. Either you manage the account to handle these costs or they are absorbed by your seo or web guy.
- URL/Domain Registration
- Mail Server
- Website Hosting
Website Build Costs
- Initial Build
- Website Re-design
Website Development & Optimization Costs
- Content Growth
- Geo/Location Growth
- Re-work of on-site optimization
Off Site Optimization Costs
- Blogging
- Link Building
- NAP
Absolutly BEWARE of the following:
What Every Startup Founder Needs to Know About Securities Law
An overview of how the securities laws apply to startups and their fundraising.
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What Every Startup Founder Needs to Know About Securities Law
Lesser Known Bitcoin Regulatory Issues
Everyone knows bitcoin has some unique tax issues in the US. But did you know about these lesser known regulatory issues?
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Lesser Known Bitcoin Regulatory Issues
Third Circuit Court of Appeals Rejects False Statement Claim Against New Jersey Debt Collection Law Firm
A recent decision by the Third Circuit Court of Appeals requires that a false statement must be material in order to be actionable under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. Jensen v. Pressler & Pressler, and Midland Funding, LLC, Case No. 14-2808 (3rd Cir. 2015). The Court reaffirmed the “least sophisticated debtor” standard as the proper test in which to determine whether a cause of action lies under the FDCPA.
