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Dadvocacy Law Firm
By William S. 5 February 19, 2018
Dadvocacy Law Firm definitely did a great job in helping me solve my legal problem. Their attorneys are well knowledgeable and very professional at what they do. I was able to save a lot of money and time, thanks to their help. For this reason, I am giving this firm a very high recommendation. ...read more
Kendall Toyota
By acheng January 12, 2018
I went to Kendall Toyota for the car repair which took my coming back 4 times with more than 10 hours idling and waiting. i have made complaint thro several emails and phone customer service. However, Kendall toyota just ignored and avoid my concern. too bad. Kendall Toyota has lousy service!!poor !!! ...read more
Dadvocacy Law Firm
By Marcelo C. December 17, 2017
I would like to send my most sincere gratitude to Jenny. We as a family definitely appreciated all your efforts. Thank you for being on our side as we go trough this trying time. I highly recommend you to my friends and anyone who wants someone to represent them in family court. ...read more
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Five Easy Tips for Safe Driving
We can control whether or not we drink and drive, but we can’t control when other people drive intoxicated. When you get behind the wheel, especially at night and on the weekends, staying alert is vital to staying safe. At Steinger, Greene & Feiner, ourMiami car accident attorneyssee far too many cases involving drunk driving, and not every victim lives to seek compensation for their damages. It is our deepest desire to keep the roads of Miami safe and free of drunk driving accidents. Here are five things that you can do to keep yourself and other drivers safe as you travel. 1. Slow Down There is an old ad campaign that says “Speed Kills.” It’s a simple statement, but a true one. For each mile over the speed limit that you choose to travel, you increase your chances of getting into an accident by approximately five percent. The risk increases the faster you are going. One of the easiest things to do on the road is to follow the posted speed limit. 2. Stay Focused Your vehicle is not a rolling dressing room, dinner or phone booth. When you are behind the wheel, keep your full attention on the road ahead of you. Avoid distractions at all costs. Distracted driving is as dangerous, if not moreso, than driving under the influence of alcohol. 3. Stay Awake Drowsy driving contributed to795 fatalities in 2017--more than 25% of all distracted driving fatalities. If you feel like you need a nap, don’t get behind the wheel! If you are traveling long distances, pull over when you get tired. Find a hotel or a rest stop and catch a few Zs before you head back out on the road. 4. Buckle Up Buckling your seat belt is something that you should do as soon as you get settled in the driver’s seat. It’s a shocking number, but more than50% of people killed in car accidents in 2016were not wearing their seat belts. These handy inventions really do save lives. Buckle up when you get behind the wheel. 5. Keep Your Distance One of the safest things that you can do is to keep your distance. There should be about three seconds of distance between your two cars. Wait until the car in front passes a stationary object and then count the seconds that pass before you move by the same object. If you don’t make it to three, you’re too close. If you are injured in a distracted driving wreck, call our car accident attorneys in Miami at(800) 916-8108. We will review the details of your accident for free and advise you how to proceed. ...read more
By Steinger, Greene & Feiner April 18, 2019
Auto Accident Lawyer Aventura
When you seek legal guidance from Charles Legal, PLLC., we will treat you as a real person and not just another file number. While some lawyers are more interested in simply settling as many cases as they can, we intentionally limit the number of cases we handle to help ensure your case receives the proper care and attention it both needs and deserves. This philosophy allows us to dedicate as much time as is necessary to aggressively pursue your rights. Quite simply, we always do whatever is right for you and your case. ...read more
By Charles Legal, PLLC. May 16, 2017
KNOW YOUR RIGHTS AS A SHAREHOLDER
“By rights you’re a king. If I was you, I’d call for a new deal”, O. Henry Suppose you are just buying a share in a company for the first time. Or you are anticipate doing that not so long from now. Or just maybe, you are an existing shareholder. Depending on the shareholding company’s articles of association, a document, a lot like a constitution governing the operations of an organisation, you have justifiable claims to certain entitlements as a part-owner of the company. Perhaps, you find it difficult to put your fingers on what exactly those claims are and you beg the question: “what are my rights and privileges as a shareholder? According to O. Henry, by rights you’re a king. Against this background, thus, highlights the basic rights and privileges that you are entitled to when you buy stock in a company. Before going into details about shareholders’ rights, here are a few important things that you should know: Articles of association exists and depending on the company’s mode of operation, it defines who first gets what- structure of rights and privileges. There exist three types of shares issued to holders by a company: common shares, preference shares, and bonds. There is a certain level of preference place on each of the aforementioned securities. What privileges and rights you are entitled to depends on the type of stock you purchase. How much dividends you get during profit sharing is factored by what type of share you purchase. Beware if you are planning to buy a common security. There is low preference attached. In the event of liquidation, you will get whatever is left over after all other security holders have been settled. However, if the company thrives, a common shareholder, due to their exposure to appreciation in price. Shareholder Dispute Attorney is a person who is specialized in legal issues, laws, and all events relating to shareholding business. Basic Rights You Have As A Shareholder The right to vote on pressing matters: as a shareowner in a company, you’re entitled to vote for who you want to direct the affairs of the company and make plans of how changes on matters such as liquidation and incorporation. Voting is usually conducted during annual meetings. Shareholding companies have platforms for voting by proxy. In the event that you are unable to attend the meetings, you can vote from anywhere. (More details on voting by proxy). Certain degree of control over part of the company as a part owner: As a shareowner, you possess part of the company’s assets as well as stock. As stock prices appreciate when the stock gets traded, profits are generated and reinvested in more assets. This in turn yields dividends to which a shareholder is entitled. Possession Transfer Right: this is the right to convert your assets into either liquid cash or other assets. This is made possible by the liquid nature of shares. In contrast to real estate, which take a little while long to trade for cash or get converted into other assets, the liquidity of stock exchange makes shares more available to markets. Right to sue the company for breach of agreement: before you invest in shares, you enter into agreement with the company, right! In the event that this agreement get breached by the company, you can fire a shareholder class action lawsuit against them. The term is coined from the 2002 business misconduct that hit Worldcom, with the company making false declaration of it gross revenue and misrepresenting itself before investors. Back then, the company’s shareowners fired shareholder class action lawsuit against it. Note: shareholders attorneys handle all shareholder class action lawsuit cases. Final note: A shareholder’s rights are factored by the the state and country where the company is located, the articles of association, and much more. In North America, be it common security or bonds, shareholders’ rights are well structured so as to protect shareholders against mismanagement. Most importantly, before you invest in stock exchange, irrespective of the state or country where the shareholding company is located, consult a Shareholder Dispute Attorney to educate you properly on the the laws of the state or country and how the laws affect people seeking to invest in stock exchange. ...read more
By The Campbell Law Group, P.A. May 08, 2017