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Are online legal websites really a cheaper alternative?
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By: Rudman Winchell Attorney Anthony Pellegrini There are many online legal websites these days, offering services for seemingly a much lower cost than what an attorney in a traditional setting would charge. Though clients may prefer the ability to meet with and speak to a live person, the lure of the discount may be too…
Investor Chronicles: Should My Company Take on Private Investors?
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In my last post I provided some cautions to investors when they are determining whether to invest in a privately held company. This post discusses the investment relationship from the company’s side. Summary: Do not agree to sell or trade equity in your company until you have vetted your prospective investors. Recently I attended a…
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Legislature Amends “Independent Contractor” Definitions Effective as of December 31, 2012, the definition of an “independent contractor” under Maine unemployment, and workers compensation statutes will change, under a law signed by the Governor on April 18, 2012. The law, chapter 643 of the Public Laws of 2012, changes several sections in the Maine Revised Statutes….
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By: Rudman Winchell Attorney Anthony A. Trask Maine courts, like so many others around the country, have awarded people with no legal connection to a child not only visitation rights, but full parental rights and responsibilities. These rare decisions were not based on any law, but rather, on a legal concept that has come to…
Does All Property Go Through Probate?
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The purpose of a Last Will and Testament is to control the distribution of property in your probate estate after your death. But what property makes up your probate estate? Not all of it! Anything that is not part of your probate estate is not controlled by your Will and therefore will not be distributed…
Are online legal websites really a cheaper alternative?
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By: Rudman Winchell Attorney Anthony Pellegrini There are many online legal websites these days, offering services for seemingly a much lower cost than what an attorney in a traditional setting would charge. Though clients may prefer the ability to meet with and speak to a live person, the lure of the discount may be too…
Investor Chronicles: Should My Company Take on Private Investors?
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In my last post I provided some cautions to investors when they are determining whether to invest in a privately held company. This post discusses the investment relationship from the company’s side. Summary: Do not agree to sell or trade equity in your company until you have vetted your prospective investors. Recently I attended a…
NEWS: Legislature Amends “Independent Contractor” Definitions
Byadmin
Legislature Amends “Independent Contractor” Definitions Effective as of December 31, 2012, the definition of an “independent contractor” under Maine unemployment, and workers compensation statutes will change, under a law signed by the Governor on April 18, 2012. The law, chapter 643 of the Public Laws of 2012, changes several sections in the Maine Revised Statutes….
LEARN ABOUT: What, or Who, Is a De Facto Parent?
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By: Rudman Winchell Attorney Anthony A. Trask Maine courts, like so many others around the country, have awarded people with no legal connection to a child not only visitation rights, but full parental rights and responsibilities. These rare decisions were not based on any law, but rather, on a legal concept that has come to…
Does All Property Go Through Probate?
Byadmin
The purpose of a Last Will and Testament is to control the distribution of property in your probate estate after your death. But what property makes up your probate estate? Not all of it! Anything that is not part of your probate estate is not controlled by your Will and therefore will not be distributed…
Are online legal websites really a cheaper alternative?
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By: Rudman Winchell Attorney Anthony Pellegrini There are many online legal websites these days, offering services for seemingly a much lower cost than what an attorney in a traditional setting would charge. Though clients may prefer the ability to meet with and speak to a live person, the lure of the discount may be too…
Investor Chronicles: Should My Company Take on Private Investors?
Byadmin
In my last post I provided some cautions to investors when they are determining whether to invest in a privately held company. This post discusses the investment relationship from the company’s side. Summary: Do not agree to sell or trade equity in your company until you have vetted your prospective investors. Recently I attended a…
NEWS: Legislature Amends “Independent Contractor” Definitions
Byadmin
Legislature Amends “Independent Contractor” Definitions Effective as of December 31, 2012, the definition of an “independent contractor” under Maine unemployment, and workers compensation statutes will change, under a law signed by the Governor on April 18, 2012. The law, chapter 643 of the Public Laws of 2012, changes several sections in the Maine Revised Statutes….
LEARN ABOUT: What, or Who, Is a De Facto Parent?
Byadmin
By: Rudman Winchell Attorney Anthony A. Trask Maine courts, like so many others around the country, have awarded people with no legal connection to a child not only visitation rights, but full parental rights and responsibilities. These rare decisions were not based on any law, but rather, on a legal concept that has come to…
