How to Present Yourself in Family Court

Posted on: 27 July 2016

If you have to appear in a Family Court, it is likely you are dealing with a legal issue such as divorce or child custody which can cause extreme emotions and reactions. However, you should be aware that your behaviour in Court can have an impact on the eventual outcome of the case. Below are 4 ways you can best present yourself in Court. Wear appropriate clothing It is important that the clothing you wear shows respect towards the Court. [Read More]

How Business Owners can Defend Against a Negligence Claim

Posted on: 31 December 2015

As a business owner, you are at risk of personal injury claims, where a plaintiff may attempt to establish that you were negligent in some way. As a result, they will attempt to hold you responsible for their injury. Negligence is a legal term that is based on the idea that each person has the duty to act in a responsible manner in order to secure the safety of other people. [Read More]

3 Ways of Saving Money on Patent Attorneys

Posted on: 18 December 2015

All the patent rights of your business have to be protected as part of your investment. The patent drafting process and your patent attorney are key features in determining the costs you will incur in protecting your business patent rights. The following tips will give you a better insight and they will save some money when dealing with your patent attorney. Get the right patent attorney. Your patent attorney will first give you proper advice concerning your invention to know if it is patentable. [Read More]

4 Things You Should Consider When Choosing a Conveyancer

Posted on: 16 November 2015

Buying a home can be a significant step in your life. While there are a lot of things to think about when moving to a new house, you will also need a lawyer to carry out your conveyancing needs. A conveyancer will take care of the legal process that involves moving and ultimately ensuring that the legal title to the property you're buying is properly passed from your seller. Here are some things you should consider before hiring a conveyancer. [Read More]