Written by attorney Michele Lewane, 3 months ago.
In general, when all is said and done, the bottom line for most clients is the answer to this question, What is my case worth? The system is, after all, called compensation. Unfortunately, this... more
Written by attorney Stephen Pritchett, 3 months ago.
In Texas, an offer of judgment is governed by Tex. Civ. Prac. Rem. Code 42.001-42.005 and Tex. R. Civ. P. 167 (consisting of seven parts, 167.1-167.7). The full text of the statutes and rules are... more
Written by attorney Mark Campanella, 3 months ago.
I think that this is pretty much a universal truth to which virtually all creditors and debtors would adhere: settling a debt for less than full value is preferable to filing bankruptcy, if possible.... more
Written by attorney Ari Good, 5 months ago.
Continuing our series in tax resolution, we take a look the option of an Offer in Compromise. An offer in compromise (OIC) is an agreement between the IRS and you that settles your tax debt for less... more
Written by attorney Howard Roitman, 3 months ago.
The SEC Staff found that about half of the firms reviewed offered formal training programs to their day traders.78 Some of these programs were offered "in-house" and some were conducted by... more
Written by attorney Steven Leahy, 22 days ago.
Tax Payment Options Chicago: IRS Offer In Compromise In looking for help with your IRS problem, you may have heard of a tax-relief strategy called an Offer in Compromise. It basically means settling... more
Written by attorney Timothy Young, 6 days ago.
The worry over an unfair settlement is common for those filing a Jones Act claim. According to The Law Dictionary, only five percent of personal injury cases go to court. This means that the vast... more
Written by attorney Nathan Carr, 5 months ago.
This guide will assist taxpayers who owe back taxes to see if they might be a good candidate to settle tax debt via an Offer in Compromise Lump Sum Offer.
Written by attorney Matthew Dolman, 10 months ago.
This is the first part of a three part series concerning elements ofpersonal injury casesthat are not admissible at trial. The purpose of this blog is to educate readers on the reasoning behind... more
Written by attorney Edward Hopkins, about 1 year ago.
Believe it or not, the first thing some people do after they have been involved in an accident is text their friends or update their Facebook statuses. This can come back to hurt them if they are... more
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