Making A Good Impression For Your DUI Court Appearance

Appearances count, particularly those where you hope to impress the powers that be of your good intentions. If you are about to appear in court in relation to a driving under the influence charge, it pays to look good. The impression you make on the judge and others can either make you appear lazy and sloppy or professional and responsible. The way your charges are handled are, in part, based on the way you present yourself to the court. [Read More]

Four Questions To Ask Personal Injury Attorneys

Your personal injury attorney will represent you throughout the duration of a personal injury case, and it is likely that the outcome of your case will have a major impact on your recovery and your life going forward. Because of this, it is important to treat your selection of an attorney with the appropriate amount of care and caution. Hiring your lawyer should be treated no differently from hiring an employee for an important position, and that means personally meeting with and interviewing candidates. [Read More]

Ways To Get Around Using The U.S. Flag In Your Company's Logo

For many businesses, it can be tempting to include an image of the U.S. flag in their logo. Doing so can show that you're a patriot and draw other like-minded individuals to your business. What you might not realize, however, is that using the flag in any form of advertising is against the Flag Code. You don't want your use of the flag in your logo to get you in hot water, so it's a good idea to speak to a trademark attorney who can assure you that you've done everything by the book. [Read More]

Detail Oriented: Social Security Application Success

When it's time to apply for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits, you will need to fill out Form SSA-16-BK. This form gets your quest for benefits started, and great care must be taken to fill it out accurately and completely. This is no time to be ashamed of your condition – SSDI is not a charity or a government handout. Each time you earn a paycheck you add funds to your account so that you can use the benefits when you are unable to work or when you eventually retire. [Read More]