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Subrogation

Subrogation

Subrogation In the world of personal injury claims, there can be a lot of complex jargon. While experienced personal injury lawyers can help you navigate through these issues and help, it is still helpful to… 

How Should You Report Taxes for Stocks Received by Gift?

How Should You Report Taxes for Stocks Received by Gift?

How Should You Report Taxes for Stocks Received by Gift? We might have received stocks as gifts. The question that arises is how such gifts affect our taxes. Let us analyze this rather complicated subject… 

Do You Have Burn Injuries?

Do You Have Burn Injuries?

Burn injuries can be quite severe and affect your quality of life. Burns can happen by accident, whether small or large, but when they occur and something (or someone) is to blame, the victim can… 

CAUTION: Credit Card Perils Still Persist

CAUTION: Credit Card Perils Still Persist

CAUTION: Credit Card Perils Still Persist Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility and Disclosure Act (“The Card Act”), was supposed to protect consumers. Yet, credit card companies have found new ways to circumvent the law. Let us… 

affidavits and declarations

Affidavit versus Declaration

It is common to have to sign legal documents and swear to their veracity while involved in a legal case. The reasons for having to sign a legal statement may vary, but it is important… 

Psychotherapist Confidentiality

Psychotherapist Confidentiality

In California evidence laws, psychotherapist and patient relationships are given a level of confidentiality, as there are two forms of evidentiary privilege to protect communications in said relationships. Many individuals seek the help of psychotherapists… 

Fireworks in California

Are Fireworks Legal in California?

With Fourth of July just having passed, you may be curious about the legality of fireworks in California. In fact, this issue is an important one to understand, especially if you are interested in buying… 

Spousal Privilege

Spousal Privilege

In a marriage, spouses often confide with one another and communicate privately. When involved in a criminal case, the law of evidence provides a right called the marital privilege. Marital privilege, or sometimes called spousal… 

Open Carry Laws in California

Open Carry Laws in California

As of 2012, it is illegal to openly carry loaded and unloaded handguns in California. According to California Penal Code 26350 PC, people are not allowed to openly carry an exposed handgun, on themselves or… 

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