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Lien
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Central New York Injury Lawyer Blog
Syracuse NY Injury Lawyer Explains Liens on Personal Injury Case Settlements
So, your New York personal injury lawyer is on the verge of settling your case. Finally, many months or even years after your accident, you are going to get some…
Central New York Injury Lawyer Blog
Syracuse New York Personal Injury Lawyer Discusses How to Deal with New York Workers’ Compensation Liens
Most folks know that when you are hurt on the job you can’t sue your employer. Instead, you get worker’s compensation, which means the employer’s worker’s compensation insurance (“comp”) pays…
Synergy Blog
Why Qualified Settlement Funds are an Important Tool for Trial Lawyers to Understand
November 17, 2020 What do you do when you settle a case like this where your client is on public assistance, there are allocation issues, settlement planning issues must be…
Workers Compensation - Washington
L&I Claim and Workers’ Compensation Claim in Washington State: Common Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
By Tara Reck
As a workers’ compensation attorney, the most common question I get is: “What mistakes should I not make in my L&I claim?”. There is no easy answer for this question.…
BuildSmart
The Impact of the 2020 Tennessee Construction Legislation
By D. Bryan Thomas, Kyle M. Doiron
After a number of controversial bills proposed from various industry groups over the last few years, the Tennessee construction community came together in 2020 to push through legislation intended to…
Webb & Morton PLLC Blog
A Lesson on Liens and Bankruptcy
By Jason Morton
Receiving a Chapter 7 discharge can be an exciting time because it is a fresh start ahead. You are no longer personally liable for those personal debts existing at the…
Illinois Workers Compensation Law Blog
Liens And Illinois Workers’ Compensation Law
By Mike Helfand
A lien is fancy legal talk for the right to take some of your property until you pay off a debt you are owed. It's typically associated with a lien…
The Lien Zone
I don’t have a signed contract. How do I lien and get paid?
By Alex Barthet
You may be surprised, but you can still lien and get paid without a signed contract.A contract is a meeting of the minds. Two parties agree in principal to certain…
Legal Profession Blog
Suing Opposing Counsel
The Kentucky Supreme Court reinstated a circuit court opinion in a matter where the plaintiff had sued opposing counselRLB Properties, Ltd. filed a complaint against the law firm of Seiller…
Construction Payment Blog
What is a Lien? Types of Property Liens Explained
If you’ve had a lien filed on your home or property, or you just heard about liens for the first time, we’re here to break it down for you. We…