Greenville Business Magazine Summary

I would like to Thank you for allowing Silver & Gold LLP represent you in the potential personal injury claim that James and Carina Malone may have against you. You can be assured that you are in well capable hands and we will figure out if there could be any claims brought up against you and if so where we will go from there as far as the best defenses.

With a background in many different practice areas, including criminal defense, family/divorce proceedings, and wills and estates, Byrd & Jones remain an indispensable legal resource to local clients. More than 20 years of experience allows this highly skilled legal team to afford every client quality guidance, such as the following:

Witness Drew Kile (“Kile”) represented the seller of the Davis building during the entire transaction. He interacted with all parties on both rounds of bidding. A phone call was placed to Kile’s employer Institutional Property Advisors (“IPA”). An unknown secretary at IPA said Kile was the one who represented the property and would know most about the matter.

Compared to Hasse and McLelland, Wiley’s connection to Williams was peripheral but nonetheless important. Years earlier, Wiley had confronted Williams about overbilling Kaufman County for legal services as an ad litem attorney in Child Protective Services cases. Williams responded by taking himself off the list of approved ad litem attorneys, thereby eliminating a significant source of

My years of practice have involved high volumes of case, high demands, and required attention to detail. I am well versed in the various federal, state, and local statues, rules, policies and regulations. In my

Levy introduced me to is contractual law. Mr. Levy allowed me to assist on insurance cases, which included observing meetings, summarizing depositions, and reviewing contracts. Even though I had experience reviewing contracts while working a couple of summers for a General Counsel at a large business, this was completely different because these agreements were among insurance companies and individuals, instead of insurance companies and businesses. Mr. Levy works on behalf of insurance companies, mostly State Farm, when they have disputes with their clients over wind and hail coverage. These cases are interesting because Mr. Levy has to not only deal with the individuals that are claiming the insurance company didn’t follow the contract, but he also must deal with the adjuster in each case. Mr. Levy gave me the responsibility of summarizing the depositions of the adjusters to confirm that none of them said anything that was contradictory or detrimental to State Farm’s case. Often these cases end with settlements or dismissals because either the insurance company decides to compensate the individuals or the attorney representing the insurance company gets a favorable summary judgment. Mr. Levy and other attorneys representing insurance companies frequently seek summary judgments when the plaintiffs don’t have significant evidence to prove that the insurance companies violated the contract. In most of the insurance cases that I assisted Mr. Levy on he was able to receive summary judgment because the plaintiffs didn’t have enough evidence to prove that State Farm was responsible for paying the

Facts: John R. Bates sought to provide affordable legal services to people of moderate or low income or who did not qualify for public legal aid. The firm would only practice routine legal matters. These matters did not involve litigation and depended on an extensive amount of customers given the low financial return from each client. Bates's firm decided that it would be crucial to advertise its economical prices. In governing the Arizona Bar, the Supreme Court of Arizona prohibited advertising by legal advocates and attorneys.

As a matter of fact, a wonderful example of a lawyer taking his profession seriously, and caring enough about his victim to go that extra mile, is that of Dan Newlin. This attorney made his own new record breaker for a $100 million verdict. This was for representation of a teenage girl, 15 years old, who got shot in the head, riding in back of her parent's vehicle. Gang members were shooting at the house they had just came from, and accidentally shot her in the head.

David Boies is an American Lawyer and was born on March 11, 1941. Boies attended University of Redlands and became a part of Phi Beta Kappa and Northwestern University in 1964 a received a B.S. In 1966 he attended Yale Law School where he received a LL.B and was magna cum laude. On top of that, he also attended New York University School of Law in 1967 and received a LL.M. His areas of practice are: Litigation, Antitrust, Class Actions, Crisis Management and Government Response, Global Investigations and White Collar Defense, International Arbitration, Privacy, Cybersecurity & Technology, Securities Litigation and Sports Law. He as also received multiple awards and achievements for his work; Lawyer of the Year by the National Law Journal,

The superintendent felt the community needed to be made aware of the award to show them they had a great school. Because of the encouragement from the superintendent to accept the award, he was able to continue the work of an educator even though it can be discouraging at times.

Students are nominated by their teachers and guidance counselors, and are judged on their intellectual engagement, creativity, and commitment to community. I was presented this award at the annual academic awards.

In stating so, Flynn argues that while some in the legal field think that paralegals are supervised and work under an attorney, therefore do not need to be licensed or certified. Others believe paralegals handle intricate legal matters, therefore should be licensed and certified. This statement from Flynn reinforces my belief that paralegals are essential to the effectiveness of a law firm and leads into my standing that licensing should be in place to ensure education, knowledge and adherence, which in turn will make a paralegal more valuable. Licensing of the paralegal profession and the requirements of experience and education that come with it; would dispel the long time misunderstanding of position titles among law office staff, attorneys and the public.

I am deeply honored to be among the exceptional students who are being considered for the National Honor’s Society. I have to admit this is something I have been looking forward to since the beginning career. I truly believe that this organization has accomplished great things in this community, and I would like to play a part a further the impact this is made. I like to think that I earned this honor and this prospect because i have tried my hardest to be here.

With over 40 years of experience, Great Oak VFA is a leading forensic accounting firm active in the litigation support sector. Our specialized knowledge and expertise in personal injury compensation provides lawyers and their clients with a unique blend of vocational and economic assessments. These can lead directly to successful legal action or dispute resolution. We take great pride in the long-term relationships we have with our many clients. We are large enough to provide the full range of accounting services our clients require, yet small enough to respond promptly to their individual needs.

COUNSEL: For Plaintiff: Mona C. Engel, Esq., Law Offices of Robert F. Danzi, Westbury, New York.