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How to Have Your Documents Served in Another State

While most attorneys practice in one state, or a couple of states if their practice is near the border, it’s common that a case will require documents to be served to a witness or defendant across state lines. Whether the defendant moved, the case was moved, or that person has…

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5 Practical Tips for Staying Positive in Times of Stress

Stress is never fun, but it’s a common occurrence of life. Between the responsibilities of running your law firm, spending time with your family, maintaining friendships, and any extra commitments you may have, it may feel as if “stressed” is your natural state of being. When you’re stressed, it may…

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4 Benefits of Outsourcing Your Firm’s Legal Services

Your law firm has a lot of moving parts. You’ve got cases in discovery, new cases, cases heading for settlement, cases gearing up for trial, and old cases. With many of your cases, you need to serve witnesses, track down legal documents, or find that slippery defendant. Keeping your legal…

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Can I Ignore a Subpoena?

If you’ve been paying attention at all to the news lately, you’ve likely heard a lot about subpoenas.  With one count of the Articles of Impeachment dealing with Contempt of Congress for the administration’s ignoring Congressional subpoenas to former Vice President Joe Biden saying he might ignore a subpoena if…

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Contractor or Employee? 20 Factors to Look for

As more and more workers take on part-time or freelance jobs, employers are having trouble determining where the line is between a contractor and a full-fledged employee. In its Revenue Ruling 87-41, the IRS listed 20 common law factors to help employers determine whether a person is an employee or…

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