Things to Consider Following a Car Accident A car accident can be a life-changing event, impacting a person’s physical and mental well-being, limiting mobility, leading to costly medical bills, and creating a sense of uncertainty surrounding the future. When a motor collision occurs, it is common to be overwhelmed by what has happened and the …
A car accident, no matter the severity, will have an impact on the lives of those involved. The biggest impact to most people following a car accident is the financial strain, as car repairs, towing fees, insurance rates, medical care, and other related costs such as lost wages add up to create an overwhelming bill …
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A car accident can be traumatic. They happen suddenly—one moment, everyone is okay, and the next, everyone is in shock, confused, and possibly injured. Some car accidents are life-altering. Individuals may be left with property damage worth thousands of dollars or serious injuries they had never anticipated. After the collision, there will be problems and …
An average of 6 million car accidents occur in the US annually, leaving more than 3 million people injured. While some only result in property damage, such as the car or premises, a substantial number leave people injured, while others are fatal. When an accident occurs, dealing with it begins at the scene. And although …
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While almost everything has benefits and drawbacks, the outcomes of trademarking an organization are often promising for many businesses. This process has the ability to protect a company’s current and future operations, and to similarly bolster their image in an unbeatable way. A trademark is a unique brand status that protects you from others selling …
Small business owners have an endless number of responsibilities. Unvarying focus on payroll, customers, content, employees, and all things of keeping their business successful. It’s not uncommon to be so overrun with these responsibilities, that the laws of copyright are thrown to the side, left unknown. You’re busy, so copying and pasting paragraphs of another’s …
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The number of children living with only one parent has continued to rise in the United States steadily. Information from the United States Census Bureau shows that in 1968, 11% of children lived with their mother only. Fifty-two years later, in 2020, this rate had almost doubled and now stood at 21%. The same goes …
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This is an update on the case about the Marriage Equality Act (MEA) of New York that is being handled by Michael B. Schulman & Associates P.C. The Marriage Equality Act (MEA) of New York took effect on July 24, 2011, for the purposes of recognizing otherwise “valid” marriages in the State of New York. …
The federal government is the largest buyer of goods and services in the United States by far. According to the Government Accountability Office (GAO), the federal government spent more than $665 billion on contracts in the fiscal year 2020. For perspective, this is almost 10% of the federal government budget and 2.6 times the budget …
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Michael B. Schulman & Associates, P.C. have taken on a case about the Marriage Equality Act (MEA) of New York, which took effect on July 24, 2011. In this action, Michael B. Schulman & Associates represent the defendant where our position is that a same-sex marriage ceremony in New York solemnized by a Rabbi on …
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