Levy Loren

Ten Questions to Ask Your Potential Lawyer

Lawyers will often provide a free or very low-cost consultation to discuss the details of your situation and give you an opportunity to ask some basic questions

How to Hire An Attorney

Maybe you’re buying or selling real estate, trying to resolve a dispute with a neighbor, starting a business, or going through a divorce. When life gets legal, you’ll likely need access to a good attorney. But there’s a lot to think about when hiring the services of a lawyer, especially if you’ve never retained one […]

I Have a Case But I Don’t Have Money to Hire an Attorney?

If you do not have the funds to hire an attorney, you may still obtain the legal representation you need through a contigency fee agreement.

ASK SCORE: Hiring an attorney? Ask questions [Column]

Finding and selecting an attorney is not a matter that should be treated lightly.

Confused Law Student Applies For Job With Federal Court That Doesn’t Exist

Top 10 Mistakes Made When Hiring a Lawyer

Hiring a lawyer is an intensive process. You will often hear people complaining about their relationship with their attorney. Issues can be circumvented if you make a concerted effort to avoid the following common mistakes when hiring an attorney. Not checking a lawyer's area of expertise. Some attorneys can do well outside of their area of expertise, but many do not know the nuances in other areas of the law. Therefore, if you need a contract lawyer, do not hire a divorce attorney…

Government plans cyber skills teaching, will it solve the problem?

Government plans cybersecurity skills teaching, will it solve the industry's jobs problem?

What Hayek Can Teach Us About Government Planning

Much of modern policy debate revolves around the idea of government planning the economy. How should the healthcare industry be set up? How much testing

How Land Records Digitization Benefits Citizens & Government Offices

Land records digitization helps citizens complete land deals swiftly and avoid frauds. Speak to DRS for efficient land records digitization & management.

How Local Governments Plan to Spend Infrastructure Funds

Roads and water infrastructure top the list of local priorities, but broadband expansion and clean energy projects are proving popular as cities face increased demand for these newer technologies.

Is The U.S. Government Planning A Special Tax On Paper Waste?

Do you use 800 million pounds of paper each year? That’s the latest estimate for the average professional – and nearly 20% ends up in landfills. Would your habits change if you were taxed on paper consumption? The use of paper to record thoughts, plans, transactions, agreements, or anything at all, is nothing new. Ancient …

How the Government plans to use its new emergency alert message system

Messages would urge local populations to take specific action, such as to prepare themselves for evacuation, if they are deemed to be at risk.

How the US government plans to allot energy resilience funding

The Department of Energy offers a glimpse into its plans to allot energy resilience funding from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

Restaurant menus to show full calorie counts under new Government plan

You’ll never look at a sausage sandwich the same way again

Revamping the U.S. student loan system: How the government plans to make repayments more affordable

'These proposed regulations will cut monthly payments for undergraduate borrowers in half and create faster pathways to forgiveness ...'

government plans will fail many who need help

When I dream of what the system could look like I see possibilities, but current plans don’t capture that vision

The Government's Plan To Survive Nuclear War Doesn't Include You

"The truth of the matter, is that our leaders don’t give a damn about what happens to American civilians. As long as they have their bunkers, they feel safe while antagonizing nuclear armed nations like Russia."

Drivers who sit with engines idling could be instantly fined under government plans

Idling vehicles ‘produce enough exhaust emissions to fill 150 balloons a minute’

The Government’s Plan to Reduce Student-Loan Defaults Helps Borrowers Who Need It Least

New research shows the program isn’t reaching many borrowers who need it the most.

IRS Takes Steps to Resolve Issues Related to Normal Retirement Age under a Governmental Plan

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