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Can The Government Take My Property Without My Permission?

Generally yes.  The government can seize a person’s private property under the Eminent Domain clause of the Fifth Amendment.  However, the government must pay you the fair value of the property.

Agriculture Law

The government passed many laws related to agricultural businesses in the 1980s. This was to address the economic concerns and hardships farmers faced. Reforms also addressed environmental issues related to farming practices. This article provides insight into the agricultural legal landscape for farmers, producers, and manufacturers of agricultural products. Agricultural laws vary depending on the […]

Can You Choose Your Own Arbitrator Instead Of Going To The Aaa?

Parties who choose to find their own arbitrator rather than using the services of organizations like the AAA or the National Academy of Arbitration (NAA) can use private sources. Legal publications often have advertisements for arbitrators; local bar associations are another good source for initiating the process of securing an arbitrator. Most arbitrators are retired […]

Bad Faith Insurance Lawsuits

An insurance policy is a contract that requires an insurance company to act in good faith toward the policyholder. “Good faith” is a legal concept assumed in every insurance contract. When an insurer refuses benefits to a policyholder with a legitimate claim, it is considered “bad faith.” However, your insurance provider has a right to […]

The Pros and Cons of Electronic Check Conversions

Today, many businesses are processing check payments as electronic check conversions. Typically, this allows businesses faster access to the funds in your checking account. Many consumers may be unaware that an ordinary paper check that is processed as an electronic check creates has different implications for them. This article will highlight some of the pros and cons of […]

Due Diligence in Business Financing

There are many times in the course of business when a business needs to seek financing in order to meet its goals. Some businesses seek financing to start their company, others seek it to expand their company, purchase new infrastructure or take their product global. Many businesses seek financing for more than one of these, and other […]

Bankruptcy Law: An Overview

Bankruptcy provides a second chance for individuals unable to meet their financial obligations. Bankruptcy can set debtors on the path to financial freedom. Options include liquidating assets and establishing a reasonable repayment plan. This allows a debtor to clear their debt without suffering additional financial hardship. For more information about filing a bankruptcy petition, talk […]

Compensation for Brain Injuries

Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI) are responsible for nearly one-third of all injury deaths in the United States. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), there were approximately 214,110 TBI-related hospitalizations in 2020 and 69,473 TBI-related deaths in 2021. Brain injuries may result from a severe blow to the head, a penetrating […]

Return to Play Laws & Youth Football

When a child or teen gets hurt during a sporting event, what comes next? Parents who have witnessed such situations know how frightening they can be, but not all know how the law protects them and their kids. They may also be unaware of the severity of the injury and trust coaches to decide how […]