Throughout the past century, we have seen the tort claim become among the most popular in American jurisprudence. Springing from tort claims is a daughter[…]
After making the decision to close, nonprofit staff and board members may feel shame, guilt or anger. But, the hardest choice may be the best[…]
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If you serve on a nonprofit Board of Directors you know that organizations get into trouble when money runs short. A deficit looms, an accusatory[…]
By Attorney Bruce H. Stanger Early detection of colon cancer saves lives. Today, unfortunately all too often, delays in detection are often the result of[…]
In the wake of an unexpected defeat such as losing a significant grant or a government contract, a nonprofit board of directors may be asking[…]
Joseph, scheduled to have open heart surgery in one week, contacts an attorney to set up two trusts that would name his daughter, mother, and[…]
If you ever have to hire a lawyer, beware. The lawyer you hire is obligated to have insurance for his automobile to protect the public[…]
In response to recent article titled, “$1.8 Million Reported Missing From Estate Left to Town of Oxford” http://www.nbcconnecticut.com/news/local/18-Million-Reported-Missing-From-Estate-Left-to-Town-of-Oxford-295940791.html Another lawyer accused of stealing. Lawyers are[…]
Tort reform hurts claimants. Keep in mind when you think of the claims that the court system is not fair to doctors that a major[…]