General Legal – Law Future

02Aug 2022 by John Wu No Comments

How the Compensation is Worked Out with Bicycle Injury Claims

When it comes to personal injury claims, bicycle accidents can be some of the most serious. Not only are the victims often left with serious injuries, but they may also find themselves struggling to recover compensation from the liable party. This can be a complex process, and many factors go into calculating how much money a victim is owed. In this article, we'll take a look at some of the key considerations with bicycle injury compensation claims. Also, take a look at the bicycle injury claim calculator for a good guide to follow. Severity of Injuries One of the most important factors in any personal injury claim is the severity of the victim's injuries. This will be taken into account when calculating both economic and non-economic damages. Economic damages…

06Apr 2022 by John Wu No Comments

How to Grow My Law Practice

General Legal, Lawyers, Legal Matters

There are many ways to grow a law practice. But before you can start growing your business, you first need to make sure that it is in a healthy state. Whether you work for a globally successful firm or are just starting a new practice as a sole proprietor, growth is key to staying afloat in this highly competitive industry. With that being said, if you have ever researched common queries such as ‘how to grow my solo law practice' you will know all too well that there is a lot of convoluted and conflicting information out there. In this article, we will discuss some of the basic steps that you need to take to ensure that your law firm is running smoothly and primed for growth. Identify opportunities to…

30Mar 2022 by John Wu No Comments

How to Choose the Right Business Litigation Lawyer for Your Company

General Legal, Lawyers

Business litigation is the process of resolving disagreements between business entities through the legal system. When two businesses disagree, it is often resolved this way. A business litigation lawyer is a professional that will help businesses resolve these disputes in a court of law. There are many business litigation lawyers to choose from, so how do you know which one is the best for your needs? Here are some things to look out for to help you decide. Do your research When researching business litigation lawyers, it is important to find one who has experience in the specific area of law that your business is dealing with. For example, if you are a business owner who needs help resolving a contract dispute, you will need a lawyer who specializes in…

22Mar 2022 by John Wu No Comments

How To Increase In-house Diversity?

General Legal, International Differences, Lawyers, Legal Matters

With the ever-changing social climate, more and more incidences of ethnic and racial discrimination occur in the workplace. This is not just a problem with one ethnic group but a problem with the corporate world. There has been a recent upsurge in the number of lawsuits filed against companies for sexual harassment. Often, these lawsuits allege that the plaintiff was not treated as an equal. Although sexual harassment is not recognized as a legal concept in the United States, if the company has a sexual harassment policy and makes a sincere effort to comply with equal opportunity laws, this litigation can be avoided. What is In-house Diversity? In-house diversity is a term that has become increasingly popular in recent years. However, the meaning of the term is susceptible to a…

17Feb 2022 by John Wu No Comments

Things I Wish I Knew Before Starting a Law Firm

General Legal, Lawyers, Legal Matters

I've been a lawyer for a few years now, and I've had a lot of experiences. Whether I've been helping my clients or just having some lame conversations with other lawyers about the firm, I feel like I've learned a lot. Here are some things I wish I knew before starting my own law firm: Assemble Your Team When deciding whether to go to law school, it is important to find the right school that will give you the training you need and the mentorship you desire. But there is more to law school than just the classroom. There are also extracurricular activities you can take part in, which can make your experience in law school more fulfilling. Although I have a great team, I can't share the best part…

19Jan 2022 by John Wu No Comments

Trademark Registration Law in the EU

General Legal, Legal Matters

OVER THE LAST MONTH, the EU Trademark Registration Directive has been a hot topic in the EU Intellectual Property (IP) community. On 4 December 2014, the Directive's transposition into national law is expected to be completed. This will allow the EU trademark community to focus on the Directive's substantive provisions, with the final stage of the Directive's transposition expected in the Spring of 2015. The EU is famous for banning all sorts of products from entering its member states. Even though these products are rarely ever banned for this reason alone, the mere existence of the sanctions can be incredibly damaging. This is often the case with products that are banned for the sake of avoiding consumer confusion, rather than because they are dangerous, and it is in that context…

19Dec 2021 by John Wu No Comments

Tips to Help Siblings Avoid or Resolve an Estate Battle

General Legal, Legal Matters

The older sibling has always seemed to hold the upper hand in a family's estate battle, but the power balance has shifted with the advent of technology. Today's parents and grandparents have access to legal documents through the internet, but not everyone has the time or the inclination to research their options. So, skipping the legal part and digging a little into the other side of the coin might help the peace process. When parents pass away, it is sometimes necessary to make important decisions regarding the care and maintenance of their estate. Whether the parents have created a will or not, their estate may still need to be managed by a family member, such as a sibling. If a family member is unwilling or unable to take care of…

17Dec 2021 by John Wu No Comments

Is Estate Planning the Same as Making a Will?

General Legal

Making a will or estate planning has become a popular topic for many reasons. The first is that people are ever more aware of how important it is to make a will and how important it is to make sure that they do. The second is that most people are not sure what they can do to protect their interests after they die. Thirdly, an ever-increasing number of people are not sure how they can protect their families' interests when they die. Lastly, many people are not sure whether they have the time or the motivation to get their affairs in order. What is estate planning? Estate planning is the process of taking care of all the legal aspects of how your estate (the assets) will be distributed after you…

21Nov 2021 by John Wu No Comments

5 Types of Crimes That Have a Severe Punishment

General Legal

Human beings have been evolving in societies for at least 200,000 years. Over that time, we've developed sophisticated ways to ensure that our societies can function in a way that benefits all of our members. Our laws, customs, and traditions are a result of this evolutionary process. As a society, we tend to be mostly free and rule-abiding. But, as the world becomes more complex, some people tend to commit more dangerous crimes. This article will list the 5 types of crimes with the most severe punishment. Terrorism Terrorism is often associated with violence and destruction, but it is possible to commit terrorism without violence. There are 5 Types of Terrorism, and they are: State Terrorism Political Terrorism Religious Terrorism Anarchist Terrorism Economic Terrorism Terrorism is an act of violence…

19Oct 2021 by John Wu No Comments

What Is a Notice of Intended Prosecution?

General Legal

Do you have a criminal record? Do you need to know about a Notice of Intended Prosecution? If you answered yes to both questions, then you have come to the right place. Here, we'll learn more about the process of having a Notice of Intended Prosecution filed on you, as well as how that affects your life. A Notice of Intended Prosecution (NIP) is a document sent by a prosecutor to a defendant that informs the defendant they are under investigation for a crime and gives them the chance to defend themselves. It is a formal notification of the existence of an investigation and is used when there is an actual or imminent threat of an indictment or conviction. Sometimes, a judge will issue a "Notice of Intended Prosecution," sometimes…