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Within seconds, a car accident can change your life. A car accident can result in loss of life, significant physical injury or property damage. It can also result in tremendous financial expenses. Three legal claims are available for car

Discover The Types of Auto Accidents Eligible for Personal Injury Claims Every time you drive or ride in a vehicle, the risk of a crash exists. A moment of inattention, recklessness, or intoxication could disrupt your life significantly. You

Eminent Domain In Indiana Article 24, title 32 of state law establishes the rules for eminent domain in Indiana. Eminent domain describes the legal process for forcing a landowner to sell a property for public use development. If you

Mayor Andrew Cook v Cindy Gossard in the city of Westfield, Indiana Webster & Garino, LLC is representing Cindy Gossard in the City of Westfield case brought by Mayor Andrew Cook. In a statement

Real Estate Attorney in Indiana  Webster & Garino LLC provides clients with effective legal services based on our extensive experience resolving real estate issues. Our strong firm reputation in the legal market was built on our accomplishments and results

What You Need To Know About Eminent Domain Negotiation State law in Indiana calls for fair compensation for landowners deprived of their land for public works. The legal concept of eminent domain authorizes this process that essentially condemns a

The Difference Between a 1033 and 1031 Exchange Many times a 1031 exchange is utilized when clients have sold a property and wish to buy another. In a 1031 exchange, you can defer the capital gains by using an

Business people who are in the process of developing a startup company may hope to delay insurance costs. Startup business insurance might feel unnecessary in the early stages, but an accident, lawsuit, or

7 Tips for Creating a Solid Business Contract Writing a business contract may sound like an intimidating task, but essentially it is a detail-oriented task. The role

Inheritance disputes can arise for many reasons. The unexpected creditor can disrupt your inheritance. You and your relatives might have concerns about someone's undue influence on an elderly loved one. Someone who dies