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The People’s Lawyer’s Tip of the DayWriting a post-dated check is a good idea when you don't have the money in the bank but will soon, right? Wrong! As a general rule a post-dated check may be paid by your bank at anytime. My advice: do not write a post-dated check if you don't have the money in the bank. Click here for more. Five Resolutions for Your MoneyThe New Year is time for new beginnings. Start with your finances. These five money resolutions will help guide your 2010 with financial stability and prosperity. Click here for more. Product Recalls - December 2009From dehumidifiers to utility knifes, the December 2009 recall list includes over fifty major products. Find out if any of your household items made the list. Click here for more. Recovering Bailout Funding Through Bank TaxMany taxpayers were angry after "bailing out" financial institutions. Those consumers feared they were paying for the same lavish spending and irresponsibility that ultimately caused the financial crisis. Now the White House is considering a plan to ensure that taxpayers get their money back. Under the proposed plan, a "tax or fee" will be imposed on banks until the loans are paid in full. Click here for more. National Restaurant Chains Face Beef RecallThe National Steak and Poultry company has announced a recall of 248,000 pounds of beef due to potential E. coli 0157:H7 contamination. The company sells meat to restaurants nationwide, including many popular chains. E. Coli is a very dangerous disease that can cause damage to red blood cells and kidneys. Which restaurants and states have been most affected? Click here for more. Your MoneyWhat will your tax savings be? Click here for more. For the LawyersADA Claim is dischargeable in Bankruptcy. The First Circuit ruled in a case of first impression that an Americans with Disabilities Act discrimination claim against a company in bankruptcy should be treated like a dischargeable bankruptcy claim. Click here for more. |
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