Myra Thomas
There is a lot of legal information and advice on the internet, and not all of it is good quality. But while it’s true that you shouldn’t believe everything that you read online, there is a lot of good information out there if you’re willing to put in the effort to find it. To save you the trouble, I’ve compiled a list of some of the best ones I’ve found that deal with specialized legal situations.
California’s Lemon Law is intended to protect consumers from defective vehicles, and to provide recourse with the manufacturer. If you’ve purchased or leased a vehicle that turned out to be a “lemon” in California, this resource on the Lemon Law process goes over the steps to take to file for compensation or a replacement vehicle.
If you’re a business owner that is looking to hire new employees, you need to be aware of what you can and cannot ask during a job interview. Even questions that seem innocuous on the surface can land you into legal trouble. This Hiring Checklist helps keep your company compliant by going over which questions are acceptable and which ones you should stay away from.
Anyone who has ever tried filing for Social Security Disability is aware that it involves cutting through mountains of red tape. This resource on Social Security Disability eligibility provides information on the program's requirements, the documentation needed, and how the SSA defines disability. It also discuses returning to work, taxation, and how other income can affect your claim.
Since anyone can sell products on Amazon’s marketplace, many sellers do not understand intellectual property law. They don’t know whether to patent or copyright their product, or they inadvertently infringe on another’s intellectual property and get their account suspended. If you are selling products on Amazon, or intend to, be sure to check out this resource on IP Law For Amazon Sellers to avoid potential pitfalls.
Dealing with the grief after a loved one passes away is difficult enough, without having to think of the work of managing the estate they left behind. While in the midst of sadness and shock, many don’t even know where to start. This resource provides information for the family and the trustee about what to do in the days and weeks following a loved one’s death.
What are the types of disability insurance available? What do the policies cover, and how does one file a successful claim? If you are an individual or employer that is looking into purchasing disability insurance, or if you are unsure of how to utilize your current policy, this Disability Insurance FAQs page is for you.
If you’re a real estate owner, developer, or investor, you need to be sure you take steps to ensure that taxes and administrative expenses don’t squander the assets that you’ve built over the course of your lifetime. This estate planning resource provides information on state and national taxes and how to maximize exemptions and discounts to protect your real estate assets for your family.
Myra Thomas is a freelance content writer. She is versed in a variety of topics, but specializes in sharing legal news and helpful how-to guides.
