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Other similar incidents or OSIs can be invaluable, paying off several times more than the investment cost for securing them. LSSLC, LLC has developed a process for finding hard to get OSIs in automotive and other product liability cases. How attorneys use this OSI information varies.

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A recent decision by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals did not preempt a product liability suit. This decision rejects a common defense used by manufacturers in defending product liability claims brought by injured consumers claiming injuries from defective products. Good news for victims of dangerous products!

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Many businesses hire independent contractors. If your company is one of them, make sure to comply with tax and benefit laws. A recent federal court decision and a California Supreme Court ruling are the latest setbacks facing FedEx Corporation's use of independent contractors as drivers. Take a look at details of the cases, along with some ways to help safeguard your business from government agencies arguing that independent contractors should be classified as employees.
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  Elder Law

If you get locked out of your house or car, does somebody have a spare set of keys? Or are you leaving them to chance? That same kind of backup protection is what a power of attorney is all about. Old or young, nobody knows what tomorrow holds. But you can prevent untold difficulties by thinking ahead and appointing someone you trust to have your power of attorney. For details, read the "Full Article."
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  Real Estate

Companies who clean up asbestos contamination can deduct the expenses under certain conditions, rather than depreciate them. That's the conclusion of a federal court in a long-running controversial tax issue plaguing property owners. Click "Full Article" for the issues involved and the key distinctions to keep in mind.
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