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Congress has cleared a bill to restore the $7.5 million Subchapter V debt limit, but it has not yet been signed. Here’s what business owners with merchant cash advance debt should know about eligibility, timing, and their restructuring options.
Think your settlement check is all yours? Think again. In a negligence injury lawsuit, the number you settle for is rarely, if ever, the number that you receive in your bank account. Far from it. Before you see a single dollar, a whole line of people wants their cut: It’s known as a medical lien. …
Cyclist deaths in the United States fell 6 percent in 2024, to 1,103. Injuries moved the other way, rising 6 percent to an estimated 52,887. More riders are surviving the crash and then facing an insurer. Ask what that claim is worth and you’ll get a range with no dataset behind it. The question worth…
Finding out that law enforcement may be investigating you can be unsettling, especially when no criminal charges have actually been filed. You may receive a phone call, a request for an interview, a subpoena, a visit from investigators, or learn indirectly that questions are being asked about you or your activities. At this stage, uncertainty…
Personal injury law is not always about what happens in a single moment. The work that follows can involve understanding the facts, examining what led to the incident, and being prepared for questions that may arise later. For Attorney David Zagoria, that preparation comes from more than two decades of legal experience and years spent…
Those looking to learn more about attorney Mike Lewis can begin with the career path that shaped his approach to legal representation. After graduating from Wake Forest Law School in 1970, Lewis entered the legal profession and spent his early years gaining broad trial experience. That foundation eventually led him to focus his practice on…
New York litigation often involves cases where the legal and factual issues extend far beyond a single dispute. Over the course of more than three decades, Stuart L. Finz has developed a career focused on handling complex litigation involving serious personal injuries, medical malpractice, defective products, toxic exposure, and other areas of tort law. As…
A DUI conviction can continue to affect employment, housing, licensing, and professional applications long after court supervision ends. California law offers eligible defendants a way to withdraw a guilty plea or conviction and receive a dismissal. This process requires accurate records, proper filings, and compliance with court rules. A skilled attorney evaluates eligibility, prepares the…
Accounting errors can cause tax penalties, rejected financing, misstated business values, or personal financial loss. A mistake alone does not prove malpractice, because accountants can make reasonable professional judgments. The issue becomes more serious when an accountant ignores accepted standards, misses an obvious problem, or gives advice without adequate information. Recognizing warning signs early helps…
Waiting can feel like a sensible choice after an accident. You may want to see how your injury heals, finish medical visits, or gather more information before talking to a lawyer. But there is no rule that says you must wait before asking questions about your legal options. Some details can become harder to find…
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