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WHAT IS A TRUSTED LAWYER?

A Consumer’s Guide to Trusted Lawyers

Choosing the right lawyer can be an intimidating process. Everyone wants an attorney who will fight for them, with strong credentials and someone they can trust, but when you’re deciding which law firm to hire, there are so many choices out there, how do you know which attorney is right for you?

Using a proprietary selection system, Trusted Lawyers allow you to assess a lawyer before making your decision. You can trust our websites to provide the information you need. In addition, we also encourage you to review other attorney ratings and review websites in your search.

Now, with the power of the internet, selecting a lawyer is now like planning a vacation and selecting a hotel. You trust hotels where other people have stayed and given great reviews. Before you go to a movie for the first time, you’ll want friends to recommend it. Today you’re considering hiring a lawyer or law firm; using the information from Trusted Lawyers may give you insight into those lawyers selected as Trusted Lawyer Honorees.

AREAS OF LAW

Auto Accident Law

After a car or motorcycle accident, you are likely dealing with medical expenses for all the medical treatments, surgeries, medications, and other therapy you’ve undergone to treat your injuries. In addition to medical costs, you may be losing money due to your inability to work during recovery. In some cases, accident victims are physically or mentally unable to return to their previous jobs and will be unable to earn their previous salary. The damages your recover from your insurer and the other driver in your accident can cover all of these expenses and more.
A skilled Trusted Auto Accident Lawyer will help to prove your damages. They will collect your medical bills and receipts, as well as any documentation of lost income and other economic damages. They can also use experts who can estimate the amount of medical care you will need to pay for in the future and the overall impact your car crash will have on your career.

Bankruptcy & Finances Law

A skilled Trusted Bankruptcy or Finance Lawyer can help you find your way out of financial hardship.
Chapter 7:  Trusted Bankruptcy Lawyers take care of clients who are overburdened with credit card debt, medical bills, and other monetary obligations. They help you through the many challenging situations of a bankruptcy case, including filing the bankruptcy petition, the creditor’s meeting, and fulfilling all of your statutory obligations to receive forgiveness of your debts.
Bankruptcy Litigation:  Many times debtors, creditors, and third parties alike may find themselves in a lawsuit that has arisen from a bankruptcy case. Often times, a creditor will object to the discharge of a debt or a chapter 7 trustee may initiate a fraudulent transfer or preference action against an unsuspecting third party. Regardless, of the situation, Trusted Lawyers are here to help.
Credit Card and Debt Defenses:  If you have been sued by a credit card or any other financial institution, you may not know how to proceed with such a situation. A Trusted Lawyer will help you. The important thing to remember is that you should not ignore the creditor and the lawsuit.
Student Loan Litigation:  If you are overburdened by student loan debt, you should not listen to those who say it is “impossible” to discharge student loans. While the current state of the law requires a showing of “undue hardship,” you should consult a Trusted Bankruptcy Lawyer to determine if your student loans are dischargeable in bankruptcy.

Consumer Fraud Law

Consumer fraud encompasses unfair or deceptive business practices, perpetrated by companies or entities profiting illegally at the expense of consumers.
Trusted Consumer Fraud Lawyers represents individuals victimized by such unscrupulous activities. Fraud  can occur when a company or its representatives employ high-pressure or deceptive sales tactics, misrepresent or lie about the capabilities, functioning, or quality of a product or service, offer one product but deliver another (“bait and switch”), use fine print to defraud consumers, improperly bill for a product or service, offer a defective product, and much more.
If you have been the victim of fraud or wrongdoing by a business, corporation, or organization, you are not powerless. If you have been a victim, contact a Trusted Consumer Fraud Lawyer. 
Here are some types of fraud you may have been a victim of:
CONSUMER FRAUD DEFINED:
It is not uncommon for banks, insurance companies, and other financial institutions to violate the law. These laws may concern lending, sales, or other business practices.
Companies sometimes sell a poorly manufactured or defective product that leads to consumer injuries. Other times, businesses will engage in deceptive advertising and/or fail to reveal certain fees.
If you have been the victim of bank fraud, a faulty product or false advertising, you may be able to seek recourse in court by filing a consumer fraud claim.
CONSUMER FRAUD AND CLASS ACTION SUITS
Consumer fraud and consumer class action lawsuits are civil actions brought on by one or more individuals on behalf of themselves and a larger group that has been the victim of the same or comparable experience.
The purpose of a class action is to secure a judicial remedy with the goal of eliminating the injury or wrongdoing to the involved individuals. A class action seeks to compensate these individuals for their suffering, and can involve hundreds, or even millions of people with similar claims. When a court certifies a class action, it allows all these different claims to be heard and ruled on in one trial.
Some common instances of fraud include:
Insurance fraud: Insurance companies are expected to provide for their policyholders when they become injured, have suffered property loss or other injury or disaster. However, sometimes in the face of a catastrophe an insurance company will say that the claims are unwarranted or not covered, and will refuse to pay the victims. Insurance fraud is a serious crime, and the experienced consumer fraud lawyers at Jacoby & Meyers will fight to protect your rights.
Automobile fraud: An automobile dealership can misrepresent or fail to reveal the true condition of a used vehicle, such as if it were in an accident and sustained damage. Mileage can also be falsified and the odometer tampered with. Automobile fraud may also occur when a dealership promises to provide financing options, then fails to do so and refuses to return your down payment or declines to trade in that vehicle.
Investor fraud: There are various types of stockbroker misconduct that constitute fraud. Some of these include misrepresentations and omissions, unauthorized trading, and recommending unsuitable investments. If you have been the victim of stock fraud, we can file a claim with the appropriate regulatory agency.
Other areas of fraud and misconduct include:
* Truth-In-Lending Act violations
* Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act violations
* Defective Products
* Multi-level marketing
* Insurance fraud
* Unfair repair practices
* Breach of contract (such as the purchase of a home, vehicle or construction contract)
* Construction disputes

Family Law

A skilled Trusted Divorce and Family Law Lawyer can help you with even the toughest divorce or family legal issues.
Here are some issues which you can discuss with your Trusted Divorce/Family Law Lawyer.  
Divorce is complicated, legally, financially, and emotionally. Dividing up property a couple has acquired throughout their marriage (also known as marital property) can be one of the most contentious aspects of divorce. Luckily, a skilled Trusted Divorce Lawyer can help with your legal and financial stresses.  They fight on your behlaf for a division of property that works in your favor.
You should start by gathering important legal and financial documents together before meeting with your Trusted Divorce Lawyer. Doing this ahead of time gives your lawyer an immediate and useful overview of the property and assets likely to be at issue in your case. Most importantly, it allows the two of you to work together to secure your short and long-term interests.
Some of  the Big Issues to Discuss with Your Trusted Divorce Lawyer are:
Issues Relating to Children:  Child support, Child custody (legal), Child custody (physical), Visitation with non-custodial parent, Grandparent visitation, Visitation with stepchildren, Health insurance for children, Dental insurance for children, Uninsured health care costs, College education, Residence in the marital home, Beneficiaries of life insurance policies,  Claiming children as dependents for income tax purposes, Religious upbringing of children
Property Issues:  Equity in the home, Who owns other real property, Home furnishings, Business assets, Professional practices,  Professional degrees, Retirement benefits (pensions, IRAs, 401(k) plans), Estate plan, Motor vehicles, Recreational vehicles, Personal property, Savings accounts, Stocks, bonds, and funds, Compensation for contributions as homemaker, Are there any hidden assets, Debts
Spousal Support Issues:  Entitlement to support, How much?, How long?, Continued health care coverage 
Every divorce is different since every couple enters and leaves a marriage under different circumstances and with different assets. It is always a good idea to have an open and frank conversation with your Trusted Divorce Lawyer regarding all of the property and assets relevant to your case. The legal issues involved in a divorce are numerous and complex, which is why it can be daunting to go through a divorce without a Trusted Divorce Lawyer. 

Criminal Defense Law

Were you or someone you love just arrested? You need a Trusted Criminal Defense Lawyer who can provide a powerful voice for people who have been accused of committing criminal offenses.  You want a Trusted Lawyer who will never back down from a fight if it means protecting the rights and futures of thier clients.
Although times may seem difficult, you are not alone in this fight. A Trusted Criminal Defense Lawyer will be there to relentlessly defend you.
Whether you are facing misdemeanor or felony charges, Trusted Lawyers utilize their resources, experience, and knowledge to build a defense that will maximize your chances of securing the best results possible.
You Get a Defense Created to Meet Your Unique Needs
Trusted Ciminal Defense Lawyers build a strong, customized defense for every client they work with. No two criminal cases are alike, and every client is going through a situation that is unique to them. This is why a Trusted Lawyer gets to know their clients on a personal level, and implements creative defense strategies that are tailored to fit their specific needs. Trusted Lawyers are here to help you through this difficult time.
Navigating the criminal justice system is a difficult task. Our nation’s court system is very complex, and in most cases the best way to protect your rights is to hire a lawyer.  
Take the time for a consultation with a Trusted Lawyer because it is essential to meet the criminal defense lawyer who will be handling your case. You should have trust and confidence with his or her analysis of the case. Research and review the criminal defense attorneys qualifications and credentials. Find out the nature of cases that they typically handle. Find out how long they have been practicing law.     
Here is a small list of criminal defense issues Trusted Criminal Defense Lawyers handle:
Asset Forfeiture
Criminal Appeals
Drug Crimes
Drug Rehab Crimes
DUI/DWI
Entrapment
Expungement
Federal Crimes
Grand Jury Proceedings
Immigration Offenses
Juvenile Crimes
Nebbia Holds
Probation Violations
Pharmaceutical and Health Care Fraud
Sex Crimes
Search & Seizure
Theft Crimes
Vehicular Manslaughter
Violent Crimes
Weapon Charges
White Collar Crimes

Employment Law

Making it right, starts right here with a Trusted Employment Lawyer.
* Have you been fired from your job without just cause?
* Have you been a victim of Sexual Harassment or Racial, Religious, Age, Gender or Sexual Orientation Discrimination?
* Are you owed unpaid wages? Have you worked overtime without compensation? Do you make less than minimum wage?
* Are you or a loved one dealing with unwelcome conduct in the workplace?
* Have you recently been fired from your job? Are you receiving unemployment pay?
* Have you filed a previous charge of discrimination that is now affecting your wages, work environment, receiving a promotion?
A Trusted Employment Lawyer can help you with the following Common Employment Law Issues and more:
Wrongful Termination
Family & Medical Leave Act Claims
Retaliation in the Workplace
Sexual Harassment
Sexual Orientation Discrimination
Racial Discrimination
Religious Discrimination
Labor & Wage Disputes
Severance Package Disputes
Denied Unemployment
Age Discrimination
Gender Discrimination
Hostile Work Environment

Whether you are entering the job market for the first time or were recently terminated, it is important to understand your rights as a worker. Federal and state governments have employment laws protecting employees from discriminatory treatment, unfair labor practices, unsafe work conditions, and more.
Employment law issues can arise in a wide range of situations. One of the most common circumstances occurs when an employee is fired for an illegal reason. Under federal law, employees may not be terminated on the basis of their race, gender, ethnicity, religion, disability or age. Employers who do so may be subject to civil liability for wrongful termination. The ban on discrimination applies not only to firings, but to other aspects of employment, including hiring and promotion decisions.
Federal and state laws also protect employees from unfair labor practices. Employers must comply with wage and hour laws that define  how long an employee can work and how much he or she must be paid. Employees’ rights extend to family life as well. For example, the Family and Medical Leave Act ensures that employees are granted time off to welcome a new baby, or deal with illness.
Other employment law issues involve workplace conditions. For example, employers must provide a safe workplace by adhering to national safety standards. Failing to do so can lead to fines and civil liability. In addition, employees generally have certain privacy rights while at work. For example, employers typically can’t monitor personal telephone conversations or search an employee’s car.
If you or a loved one is involved in an employment law dispute, consult with Trusted Employment Lawyer. Because employment is such a broad area of the law, employment lawyers typically specialize in one or a few aspects of practice. It’s therefore important for you to seek out a Trusted Lawyer who is experienced in the relevant area of employment law. For example, if you feel that you’ve been the victim of workplace discrimination, you should seek out a Trusted Employment Lawyer who has experience handling the type of discrimination claim you’re bringing. On the other hand, if you’re looking to appeal a workers’ compensation decision, you should find a Trusted Employment Lawyer who has experience with the administrative procedures involved in workers’ compensation law.

Faulty or Defective Products

Product failures can have a devastating effect on your life.  In addition, a faulty product can effect your business directly and indirectly through lost product sales, litigation claims and decrease in brand reputation.
Find a Trusted Lawyer to help you in you have been injured by a defective product.
Trusted Products Liability Lawyers  investigate and help you recover from a product failure.  Trusted Lawyers understand design analysis, testing, economic losses, personal injury damages, export support and product failure analysis for a wide variety of products, equipment and materials across a wide range of industries.

Intellectual Property Law

Trusted IP Lawyers work with clients across a variety of industries to develop a strategic and effective approach for all their intellectual property matters. They assist individuals and corporations with protection, prosecution, licensing, and enforcement of intellectual property rights. Trusted IP Lawyers can help with intellectual property issues such as patent, trademark, and copyright litigation.  In addition, Trusted IP Lawyers help clients determine if you should file a patent on your “invention” and can process the patent application.  Trusted IP Lawyers can also help in a wide variety of trademark issues, including filing trademark applications or responding to Office Actions from the United States Patent and Trademark Office.  

Personal Injury Law

If you have a personal injury that was caused by someone else, you likely need legal help both in and out of the courtroom. Whether the injury was the result of a dog bite, car or motorcycle accident, assault, medical malpractice, a slip and fall, defective products, defective medicines, nursing home abuse to a loved one, wrongful death, or some other form or negligence or intentional act of someone else a skilled Trusted Personal Injury Lawyer can advise you as to all of your rights and what compensation you may be entitled to and help you recover it from the party at fault.

Government and Administrative Law

Trusted Government/ Administrative Lawyers handle administrative complaints or notices from a government agency. For example, the notice could have to do with you state-issued license. It is imperative that you act quickly and retain an experienced and competent Trusted Government/ Administrative Law Lawyer as soon as possible.

What Does a Trusted Government/ Administrative Lawyer Do?
An administrative lawyer deals with issues that arise with local, state or federal government agencies. Whether they pass regulations which affect your business negatively or if you feel that an agency has wronged you personally, an administrative attorney may be able to help.
How Do I Know If I Need an Administrative Lawyer?
If you think a government agency, either state or federal, has acted unconstitutionally when creating or carrying out a regulation, you may want to consult with an administrative attorney. Some common issues include:
* New regulation passed and your business is suffering
Denial of social security or workers compensation benefits
Denial of business licence

What Should I Expect When Working with an Administrative Lawyer?
Administrative law encompasses many legal and governmental procedures and regulations, so the process can vary dramatically from case to case.
A government agency may attempt to settle your claim out of court if it’s valid, often for issues of social security and workers compensation.

Immigration Law

A Trusted Immigration Lawyer is an independent lawyer who is NOT unconnected to the U.S. immigration authorities, and who helps clients deal with a wide range of issues relating to visas, green cards, U.S. citizenship, and other immigration benefits. U.S. immigration law is federal, which means that you can get help from a Trusted Immigration Lawyer in any U.S. state, even if you are currently living in another country.
U.S. immigration law is incredibly complex. In many cases, hiring a Trusted Immigration Lawyer can save you time, aggravation, and even money (in cases where you might have to redo an application done incorrectly the first time, or defend yourself in removal proceedings after an application goes seriously wrong).
The following are just some of the reasons why you might choose to consult with a Trusted Immigration Lawyer. You will definitely want to consult with a Trusted Immigration Lawyer if:
   * you are uncertain about your eligibility for a green card or other immigration benefit
   * you are requesting any sort of discretionary relief, such as asylum or a waiver, which involves persuading the immigration authorities to make an exception or offer you benefits that it might not ordinarily offer to another applicant in your position
   * you are finding it difficult to obtain a USCIS green card, citizenship, or other immigration benefit; perhaps you have been asked to supply additional evidence
  *  you need emergency help with an immigration matter
 * you have been notified that deportation or removal proceedings are being started against you
  * you have been deported from the U.S. and wish to apply to return
  * you have had an immigration application refused or denied in the past
  * you have been convicted of a criminal offense or have committed a criminal offense and are trying to enter the U.S. or protect yourself from removal from the U.S.
  * you are planning to move to the U.S. to work for a U.S. employer and it has not assisted you with the immigration process
   * you have looked into the application process and realized that the number of forms and documents you must prepare is either too confusing or time-consuming to deal with on your own, or
  * you are applying for an investment-based visa.
What to Expect at the Initial Meeting With a Lawyer
Bring along any personal documents that relate to your immigration situation, such as your passport, visa(s), I-94, marriage certificate, records of criminal convictions, and any notices from immigration authorities.
The Trusted Immigration Lawyer is likely to ask a number of questions and take notes, and will then advise you as to how you should proceed, and whether there are any further documents that need to be produced or applied for.
This meeting is your chance to tell the Trusted Lawyer your circumstances and to ask questions. Give the Trusted Lawyer as much information as possible, so as to avoid mistakes in strategy or unpleasant surprises later. The lawyer must keep your information confidential. 

Wills, Trusts & Estates Law

A Trusted Lawyer with expertise in wills, trusts and estates can help you through the complex issues surrounding these legal documents. A will is a legally binding document, created and signed by an individual for the purpose of distributing their property and assets upon their death. This individual is referred to as the “testator” or “decedent.” The will contains instructions for how the testator’s property and assets (“estate”) are to be distributed after the testator’s death. It also specifies to whom what specific assets are to be distributed.
A Trusted Lawyer can draft you a will and it is recommended that every adult have a will, especially those with significant assets.
Upon the testator’s death, the will is submitted to a court to be “probated” (i.e, “proven”). Generally speaking, the probate process begins with submitting the will to a probate court. To “probate” a will is to distribute the decedent’s property in accordance with the will’s terms. The probate proceeding is the means through which the judge gives the legal approval for the property distribution.
What are Will Settlements?
In an ideal situation, the will’s terms are clear, the judge approves the distribution, and each party who was given a distribution under the will (i.e., beneficiaries) receives the distribution, without any argument.
Often, though, once the testator has died, disagreements regarding the distribution of money or property occur, typically among family members, who either did inherit something from the will, or did not inherit something but believe that they should have. Such disagreements are resolved by a process known as will settlement.
What Types of Will Settlement Procedures Exist?
Will settlements may occur privately, or through court. Private settlement involves negotiation between the executor (the individual tasked with the distribution of the estate) and those individuals who have taken issue with what was, or what was not, distributed to them under the will. Private settlement can consist of these parties directly talking to each other to resolve disagreements.
A dissatisfied party can contest a will in court. Will contests are heard by special judges known as probate judges. These judges resolve contested issues by applying the relevant law so as to best give effect to what the testator’s wishes regarding distribution were.
Will contests, not uncommonly, subject parties to significant court costs and attorneys’ fees. These proceedings may also take months or even years before they are resolved.
How do Will Contests Work?
In a will contest, a dissatisfied party challenges part or all of the will on specific grounds.
What is Estate Planning and How Does it Relate to Will Settlement?
Estate planning consists of the actions taken by a testator to prepare for the disposition of their estate. These actions include drafting wills and trusts that specify who will inherit the testator’s estate. An estate includes the entirety of a person’s wealth and assets, including land, money, insurance, investments, personal and real property, and debts.
Will settlement frequently requires resort to documents created as part of the estate planning process. For example, if a will indicates certain property is to be disposed of by trust, the trust document that was created during estate planning may be examined. This can help to resolve the dispute. Estate planning documents thus may provide information that is relevant to, and is in some cases necessary for, will settlement.
Do I Need a Lawyer for Help with Will Settlement Issues?
Will settlement can involve complex legal issues related to wills, trusts, estates, and estate planning. The process may seem overwhelming. If you seek to settle a will, or are (or are to become) a party to a will settlement, you should consult with a wills, trusts, and estates attorney. This type of lawyer has knowledge of wills, trusts, and estate planning, and can assist you with will settlement issues.

Business Lawyers and Products & Services Law

Use a Trusted Business Lawyer to handle all of your business needs. 
Today, businesses of all sizes are faced with legal issues involving business formation, corporate compliance, real estate and employment law on a regular basis. Common examples of when you need to speak with a Trusted Business Lawyer include: buying, selling or managing a company, purchasing or leasing real estate, and hiring or firing employees.
What Does a Trusted Business Lawyer Do?
There are two main different areas within business law: transactional and litigation.
A Trusted Business Lawyer focusing on transactions gives advice about how to start and manage your business. Acquiring another business and making sure your existing business complies with current regulations can be quite complex.
Trusted Business Lawyers who focus on litigation represent you in court if you’re being sued or need to sue someone else. Generally they pick up where transactional lawyers leave off—for example, when a contract or some other legal document is violated or disputed.
Trusted Business Lawyers can help guide you through complex laws and are able to draft and review your business agreements and contracts to keep your business running smoothly. In addition, they can take you through a lawsuit if things aren’t running smoothly.
How Do I Know If I Need a Trusted Business Lawyer?
Consulting with a Trusted Business Lawyer is a smart idea when you’re forming a business, managing a business, transferring a business, or having trouble with your business.
A transactional business attorney can help with:
* Drafting and reviewing documents
* Taxes
* Mergers and acquisitions
* Corporate compliance
* Business formation
* Leasing and licensing property
* Managing employees
What Should I Expect When Working with a Trusted Business Lawyer?
The first time you meet with your Trusted Business Lawyer he or she will ask you about the legal issues you are facing, the history of your business, your goals for the future of your business in the future, as well as a few questions about yourself. Because small business owners and managers are so closely tied to their businesses it’s extremely important for your lawyer to know a great deal about you too.
Once a Trusted Business Lawyer has a full picture of your current situation, he or she will be able to provide you guidance about what your legal risks and opportunities are. You should expect to have an engagement agreement in place that outlines what your costs will be and what matters your lawyer will handle before you start working with your lawyer on additional legal matters. After that, your lawyer will start taking care of your legal matters and provide you regular updates on his or her progress.

Real Estate Law

A Trusted Real Estate Lawyer will help you with significant legal issues for Buyers and Sellers of Real Estate, foreclosure and other real estate matters. Having a Trusted Real Estate Lawyer on your side will make it easier to turn that house into your home.
Here are some legal issues a Trusted Real Estate Lawyer can help you with:
* Buying a Home
* Owning a Home
* Insuring Your Home
* Property Taxes and Deductions
* Insuring Your Home
* Selling Your Home
* Home Selling Basics
* Home Selling Process
* Mortgages and Equity Loans
* Mortgage and Loan Basics
* Qualifying for Mortgage
* Borrower’s Rights
* Foreclosure
* Avoiding Foreclosure
* The Foreclosure Process
* Foreclosure Scams
* Landlord Tenant Law
* Lease Agreements
* Rent and Security Deposits
* Landlord/Tenant Disputes
* Construction Defects
* Construction Defects Basics
* Toxic Mold
* Noisy Neighbors
* Property Boundaries
* Neighbors and Trees
* Neighbor Disputes
* Land Use Laws
* Easements
* Eminent Domain
* Trespassing
Real estate dealings may be fraught with difficulties and legal concerns based on various factors such as deed claims, special interests, disclosing defects and problems and financing. If someone else has a claim on the property at the time of the sale, the buyer may be facing complications in holding onto the house he or she has just purchased.
Any problems with the land or house may be kept from the buyer to attract more attention or to deter a survey or assessment of the property. While this may not be legal, some sellers still attempt to do so when showing the house. Mortgages and loans for financing the deal may be difficult to obtain or maintain.
Buying and selling real estate usually occurs with lawyers, brokers, real estate agents and the buyer and seller. There is generally various forms of documentation that must be filled out by each party, and then the lawyer needs to analyze the files to ensure they are valid and free of legal issues.
When the buyer is attempting to purchase the property, he or she typically needs to secure funding through a legitimate financing agency. In certain situations, this is not necessary, but if primary funding institutions are not available secondary sources may be used. While most complications don’t arise until after the paperwork is finalized, a legal representative may discover a problem before this occurs and halt the sale. That means it is crucial in hiring a lawyer to assist with these transactions.
Incompetent Agents: When a relationship forms between the buyer and seller, these two parties often rely on brokers, real estate agents and real estate lawyers to assist with the documentation, processes and ensuring everything is legal. However, if the agent in charge of one aspect of these arrangements is incompetent, this makes the proceedings difficult to finalize. If this person is the real estate agent, there could be an issue from the paperwork to the actual property. This means that the defects may not be fully disclosed even if this is necessary by state law. If the issue is with another agent, this could mean complications in securing financing for the buyer or ensuring the documentation is valid for the seller.
Other difficulties may arise if there are not certain provisions in the files signed by both parties. This may lead to problems with ensuring the deed is free of previous owners or interests. If there are easements that have not been clarified with the buyer, he or she may be illegally stopping traffic through his or her property for a commercial business. There are situations where the real estate agent may knowingly or unwittingly forces the buyer into a certain price range or location where he or she must purchase only certain properties. In many states, this is illegal and could cost the agent his or her license and cause negative impacts to the agency.
A Trusted Real Estate Lawyer should become part of the proceedings to help you find solutions to many real estate related issues.

Whistleblower Law

Trusted Whistleblower Lawyers represent whistleblowers who uncover fraud on the government in a wide range of False Claims Act cases, including medicare and healthcare fraud, defense contractor fraud, securities and financial fraud, insurance fraud, and many other false claims.
Trusted Whistleblower Lawyers have the experience, and skill to appropriately investigate even the largest and most complex matters and pursue them all the way through trial. As a whistleblower, you may be entitled to a percentage of the recovery.
It take a lot to decide to be a whistleblower, but you can count on Trusted Whistleblower Lawyer to ensure you will be treated fairly and respectfully throughout the process.