Recent Posts in February, 2015

• Study Examines Why False Confessions Occur

  Feb 28, 2015
  Residents of Kalamazoo may have read about news stories in which an individual confesses to a crime that he or she did not commit. While accurate ...
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• Does A Sale Of Goods Contract Need To Be In Writing?

  Feb 27, 2015
  Many companies, during the course of conducting their regular business, form numerous agreements for the sale of goods with other parties, such as ...
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• The Vast Majority Of Drug Crimes Are Non-Violent In Nature

  Feb 23, 2015
  According to the Sentencing Project, as of 2011, more than 500,000 people who were serving time in a U.S. jail or prison were convicted on ...
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• Can A Person Request A Conservatorship For Themselves?

  Feb 23, 2015
  Sometimes, when a person loses their ability to manage their own finances, a conservatorship is set up for their protection. This involves a ...
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• The Long-Term-Care Insurance Decision

  Feb 17, 2015
  There are many decisions a person can have before them when planning how they are going to pay for long-term care in the future. One such decision ...
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• Remedies For Trade Secret Misappropriation

  Feb 11, 2015
  Many Michigan businesses hold trade secrets. Trade secrets can have great value to a business. For some companies, the trade secrets they hold play a ...
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• Helping A Disabled Relative Through A Special Needs Trust

  Feb 9, 2015
  A lot of financial needs can arise out of having a disability. Thus, when a person has a child, sibling or other relative who has a disability, they ...
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• Facing A Battery Charge? You Don't Have To Do It Alone

  Feb 6, 2015
  Here in Michigan, battery is defined as intentional physical contact that causes bodily harm and can be considered threatening or offensive. In most ...
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