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“Standard of Proof” in Most Personal Injury and Other Civil Cases

Crimes are wrongful acts against society for which punishment may be imposed.

Restaurant Owners Must Withhold Payroll Taxes on Employee Tips

A tip or “gratuity” for tax purposes is defined as a non-compulsory, additional payment for services, usually to a waiter or waitress; the customer is free to set the amount.

Employment Agreements and the Federal Arbitration Act

First enacted in 1925, the Federal Arbitration Act (FAA) was created as an alternative to the high costs and delays of litigation.

Punitive Damage Awards in Light of Supreme Court Decisions

An injured party who has successfully proven that the injury and damages were caused by the defendant may be entitled to an award of “punitive damages” in addition to actual damages.

The Constitutionality of a Second Prosecution by a Separate Sovereign Authority

The Double Jeopardy Clause of the Fifth Amendment, which generally prohibits the government from putting any person “in jeopardy of life or limb” for the same offense twice, does not bar successive trials for the same offense by “separate sovereigns.”

Driving Regulations for Elders

It is undeniable that the coordination of many skills is required for safe driving. Many of the physical and mental changes that come with aging diminish such skills.

State Responsibility to Design and Maintain Safe Highways

Governments and government agencies are potentially liable for accidents caused, in whole or in part, by defects in highway design and maintenance.

Providing Notice for Medical Liens

A person injured in an accident caused by the negligence or fault of another may eventually be able to recover damages from the person at fault.

State Responsibility to Design and Maintain Safe Highways

Governments and government agencies are potentially liable for accidents caused, in whole or in part, by defects in highway design and maintenance.

Mass Tort Litigation

A class action suit is a claim brought by one or more individuals on behalf of themselves and others with similar claims.

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3 September 2010

“Standard of Proof” in Most Personal Injury and Other Civil Cases

Crimes are wrongful acts against society for which punishment may be imposed.

2 September 2010

Restaurant Owners Must Withhold Payroll Taxes on Employee Tips

A tip or “gratuity” for tax purposes is defined as a non-compulsory, additional payment for services, usually to a waiter or waitress; the customer is free to set the amount.

1 September 2010

Employment Agreements and the Federal Arbitration Act

First enacted in 1925, the Federal Arbitration Act (FAA) was created as an alternative to the high costs and delays of litigation.

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