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		<title>California - Criminal Law Details</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[In the United States, laws and especially criminal legalities are different in different states. Lets have a short look when it comes to Assault crimes in California.
California criminal attorneys normally have a very high charge, but they are also very good at what they do. An individual accused of assault is charged under Penal Code [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In the United States, laws and especially criminal legalities are different in different states. Lets have a short look when it comes to Assault crimes in California.</p>
<p><a href="http://www.criminalattorney.com/"><u>California criminal attorneys</u></a> normally have a very high charge, but they are also very good at what they do. An individual accused of assault is charged under Penal Code 242 in california. Just because the person is charged doesn&#8217;t mean that he/she will be convicted of the crime. The charge can be dropped in several cases like -</p>
<p>Self-Defense: If the lawyers can provde the accused committed violation in self-defense the charges can be revoked or reduced.</p>
<p>Accidental: Provided the lawyers of the accused can provide that he/she accidentally hurt the victim and the crime was not intentional. The person who is accused will need a very competent lawyer in order to prove that it was accidental and it was infact an accident.</p>
<p>Consent: This mainly comes in sport, where in a contact game the player willing participates in the match and is aware that he/she could get badly injured in such circumstances.</p>
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		<title>Debt - A slow poison</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Debt has been the curse for many families and individuals. Entire earnings and careers are ruined because of poor debt management and not being responsible. There is no one-second solution for you to Get out of debt, but PayingPaul.com will definitely help you come out of it. They offer free consultation when it comes to [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Debt has been the curse for many families and individuals. Entire earnings and careers are ruined because of poor debt management and not being responsible. There is no one-second solution for you to <a href="http://payingpaul.com/"><u>Get out of debt</u></a>, but PayingPaul.com will definitely help you come out of it. They offer free consultation when it comes to <a href="http://payingpaul.com/pay-debt.php"><u>Pay off debt quickly</u></a> and obtaining better interest rates from lenders, banks, etc.</p>
<p>One major killer in this is credit card debt. Most credit card companies charge exhorbitant interest rates which are over 30 percent /year sometimes. <a href="http://www.payingpaul.com/reduce-credit-card-debt.php"><u>Reduce credit card debt fast</u></a> is one of the major pointers which will help you get out of this mess.</p>
<p>They even offer help related to claiming bankruptcy and if it is a good option for you. Sometimes claiming chapter 11 is not always the right thing to do. All these problems will be addressed with them.</p>
<p>You can call on 800-798-0218 and get rid of all your financial problems.</p>
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		<title>Finding a good lawyer</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[To find a good lawyer after looking at an Attorney Resume to support your accident claim can be a bit tricky. There will be hundreds of decent lawyers in your state and you have to pick only one.
When you hire a lawyer for your case you must look at some one who is specialized in [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>To find a good lawyer after looking at an <a href="http://www.bestsampleresume.com/attorney-resumes.html"><u>Attorney Resume</u></a> to support your <a href="http://www.irwinmitchell.com/"><span style="text-decoration: underline;">accident claim</span></a> can be a bit tricky. There will be hundreds of decent lawyers in your state and you have to pick only one.</p>
<p>When you hire a lawyer for your case you must look at some one who is specialized in handling this category of a lawsuit. Accident lawyers will help you file a case for the following types of accidents -</p>
<p>- Road accidents<br />
- Accidents at work<br />
- Slip &amp; Fall accident</p>
<p>If you are someone who is looking to file a case for someone who has lost his/her life in an accident then you need to hire a &#8216;wrongful death attorney&#8217;.</p>
<p>Most of the lawyers in personal injury cases work on - no win then no fee - basis. So this will also guarantee you that the lawyer you hired will work hard to win you the case as his fees depends on that.</p>
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		<title>Are Unions Needed?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Unions are suppose to be in place to aid employees with worker and management relations, but do we really needs unions. Around 9 percent of the population works with a union and this could be a reason that drives prices higher for products and services.
Wal-Mart on the other hand, is not unionized. Sam Walton the [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Unions are suppose to be in place to aid employees with worker and management relations, but do we really needs unions. Around 9 percent of the population works with a union and this could be a reason that drives prices higher for products and services.</p>
<p>Wal-Mart on the other hand, is not unionized. Sam Walton the man that organized and built this company believed more in providing employees the money they needed in order to buy his products and did not feel like a union was important. Many have tried in vain to turn Wal-Mart into a unionized company.</p>
<p>Of course, if a person does not like working at a company that does not have a union, they can quit. However, these are the things that bring on high pricing for consumer goods. When an employee quits, another will have to be trained and the cost for this will be turned to the consumer.</p>
<p>Free market is one of things our country was founded upon and it is still very prevalent in today’s society. Wal-Mart is an excellent example of a free market offering comparative wages and keeping costs low for consumers. The choice for looking for a union job or working in a free market enterprise is yours, however, if a large corporation such as Wal-Mart is doing well, why go with a unionized company.</p>
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		<title>Volume 12 - Past Mastheads</title>
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Volume                              12



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<div class="footer">Beth Oliva</div>
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<div class="footer">Jennifer E. Hawkinson</div>
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<div>Kristen Farr</div>
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<div>Aylin Acikalin</div>
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		<title>New Patent Bar Examination</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[In order to practice before the United States Patent and Trademark Office in the capacity of an attorney, one must pass the registration examination often called the patent bar. Once the exam is passed, the individual is known as a patent attorney or patent agent. However, there are differences between a patent attorney and a [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In order to practice before the United States Patent and Trademark Office in the capacity of an attorney, one must pass the registration examination often called the patent bar. Once the exam is passed, the individual is known as a patent attorney or patent agent. However, there are differences between a patent attorney and a patent agent. A patent attorney passes the exam and is a member of the bar of one state in the US. A patent agent passes the exam but is not a member of the bar in any particular state. The good news for those wanting to become a patent agent is that you do not have to hold a law degree. As long as you satisfy the requirements to sit for the patent bar exam you can take the bar exam.</p>
<p>The way to qualify for the bar exam is that you must have a technical background shown by a college degree or even work in the course. The degrees that are considered qualifying by the United States Patent and Trademark Office include Aeronautical Engineering, Agricultural Engineering, Biochemistry, Biomedical Engineering, Biology Pharmacology, Botany, Computer Science, Ceramic Engineering, Civil Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Computer Engineering,</p>
<p>Electrochemical Engineering, Electronics Technology, Engineering Physics, Electrical Engineering, Food Technology, General Engineering, General Chemistry, Geological Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Marine Technology,  Metallurgical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Mining Engineering, Microbiology, Molecular Biology, Nuclear Engineering, Organic Chemistry, Physics, Petroleum Engineering, and Textile Technology.</p>
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		<title>Volume 11</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Volume 11
2002-2003
Editor in Chief
Daniel Angel
Executive Editor
Kirsten M. Hetzel
Associate Executive Editors
Charles Eblen
Mónica Rojas
Adam Katzman
Rahsaan J. Tilford
Senior Articles Editor
Senior Notes &#038; Comments Editor
Senior Managing Editor
Todd M. Jascott
Melissa Elwyn
Idalia Mestey-Borges
Articles Editor
Notes &#038;
Comments Editors
Managing Editors
Eric Andrew Long
Kteba Dunlap
Melissa Brockett
Autumn Holt
Lisa R. Marshall
Keana Taylor
Members
Aylin Acikalin
Jeff Goehring
Beth Oliva
Lindsay Chichester
John Goehring
Sherry Redman
Jason Comer
Jennifer Hawkinson
Kelly Riggle
John Dorsey
Jacob Hegeman
Trent Roddy
Kristen Farr
Kristan Hildensperger
Brandy Sheely
Chrissy Fox
Sara [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Volume 11</p>
<p>2002-2003</p>
<p>Editor in Chief</p>
<p>Daniel Angel</p>
<p>Executive Editor</p>
<p>Kirsten M. Hetzel</p>
<p>Associate Executive Editors</p>
<p>Charles Eblen</p>
<p>Mónica Rojas<br />
Adam Katzman</p>
<p>Rahsaan J. Tilford</p>
<p>Senior Articles Editor</p>
<p>Senior Notes &#038; Comments Editor</p>
<p>Senior Managing Editor<br />
Todd M. Jascott</p>
<p>Melissa Elwyn</p>
<p>Idalia Mestey-Borges</p>
<p>Articles Editor</p>
<p>Notes &#038;<br />
Comments Editors</p>
<p>Managing Editors<br />
Eric Andrew Long</p>
<p>Kteba Dunlap</p>
<p>Melissa Brockett</p>
<p>Autumn Holt</p>
<p>Lisa R. Marshall</p>
<p>Keana Taylor</p>
<p>Members</p>
<p>Aylin Acikalin</p>
<p>Jeff Goehring</p>
<p>Beth Oliva<br />
Lindsay Chichester</p>
<p>John Goehring</p>
<p>Sherry Redman<br />
Jason Comer</p>
<p>Jennifer Hawkinson</p>
<p>Kelly Riggle<br />
John Dorsey</p>
<p>Jacob Hegeman</p>
<p>Trent Roddy<br />
Kristen Farr</p>
<p>Kristan Hildensperger</p>
<p>Brandy Sheely<br />
Chrissy Fox</p>
<p>Sara Jacob</p>
<p>Alexander Sikoscow<br />
Tina Garmon</p>
<p>Tammy Karas</p>
<p>Melissa Vallillo<br />
Glenn Matthew Girdharry</p>
<p>Victor Li</p>
<p>Amanda Walker</p>
<p>Natalia Mielke</p>
<p>Christine Zack</p>
<p>Faculty Advisors</p>
<p>Thomas E. Carbonneau</p>
<p>Günther Handl</p>
<p>Faculty Advisory Board</p>
<p>Adeno Addis</p>
<p>William A. Lovett<br />
Lloyd Bonfield</p>
<p>Joachim E. Zekoll</p>
<p>Project Assistant</p>
<p>Publication Supervisor</p>
<p>Project Assistant<br />
Vicki Salloum-Holley</p>
<p>Lynn Becnel</p>
<p>Rita LoPiccolo</p>
<p>Learn how to make a <a href="http://www.saveonconferences.co.uk">conference call</a> for cheap.</p>
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		<title>Volume 9</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Volume 9
2000-2001
Editor in Chief
Gardner H. Foster
Executive Editor
Meredith E. Wells
Associate Executive Editors
A. Kelly Brennan
Brooke L. Daniels
Jonathan C. Rosenberg
Russell E. Dalferes
Meghan A. Sherlock
Senior Articles Editor
Senior Notes &#38; Comments Editor
Senior Managing Editor
Louritha Green
Meleena M. Bowers
Larah E. Lease
Articles Editors
Notes &#38;
Comments Editors
Managing Editors
David L. Jaroslav
Kristin S. Jones
Awilda Esteras
Micah D. Nessan
Claiborne W. Porter
David Little
P. Daniel R. Scardino
Evah K. Pottmeyer
Senior Index Editor
Jennifer [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Volume 9</p>
<p>2000-2001</p>
<p>Editor in Chief</p>
<p>Gardner H. Foster</p>
<p>Executive Editor</p>
<p>Meredith E. Wells</p>
<p>Associate Executive Editors</p>
<p>A. Kelly Brennan</p>
<p>Brooke L. Daniels</p>
<p>Jonathan C. Rosenberg<br />
Russell E. Dalferes</p>
<p>Meghan A. Sherlock</p>
<p>Senior Articles Editor</p>
<p>Senior Notes &amp; Comments Editor</p>
<p>Senior Managing Editor<br />
Louritha Green</p>
<p>Meleena M. Bowers</p>
<p>Larah E. Lease</p>
<p>Articles Editors</p>
<p>Notes &amp;<br />
Comments Editors</p>
<p>Managing Editors<br />
David L. Jaroslav</p>
<p>Kristin S. Jones</p>
<p>Awilda Esteras<br />
Micah D. Nessan</p>
<p>Claiborne W. Porter</p>
<p>David Little</p>
<p>P. Daniel R. Scardino</p>
<p>Evah K. Pottmeyer<br />
Senior Index Editor</p>
<p>Jennifer M. Stolier<br />
Joseph A. DeMarco</p>
<p>Index Editors</p>
<p>Nicole S. Garbarino</p>
<p>Barbara Rivera-Fulton</p>
<p>Justin Silverman</p>
<p>Members</p>
<p>Daniel O. Carroll</p>
<p>Jessica Lively</p>
<p>Michael Peterson<br />
William Davis</p>
<p>Jana Bozelko</p>
<p>Andrew Ridenour<br />
Ellis Duncan</p>
<p>Janelle M. Lokey</p>
<p>Seann Riley<br />
Chad Ellsworth</p>
<p>James H. McCormick</p>
<p>Blair Rothstein<br />
Satoshi Endo</p>
<p>Jackson F. Morrill</p>
<p>Daniel Scardino<br />
Kaveh Kashef</p>
<p>Giovanna Mosca</p>
<p>Christy R. Warrington<br />
Kristina Kloiber</p>
<p>Gretchen Neusel</p>
<p>Christopher B. Whitman</p>
<p>Richard Parks</p>
<p>Faculty Advisors</p>
<p>Thomas E. Carbonneau</p>
<p>Günther Handl</p>
<p>Faculty Advisory Board</p>
<p>Adeno Addis</p>
<p>William A. Lovett<br />
Thomas J. André, Jr.</p>
<p>Joachim E. Zekoll</p>
<p>Publication Supervisor</p>
<p>Lynn Becnel</p>
<p>Make free <a href="http://www.conference-call-glossary.com">conference call</a> from your telephone line</p>
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		<title>Terminating an Employee</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 13 Aug 2008 11:41:32 +0000</pubDate>
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If you have an employee that you must terminate, of course this will not be an easy task. However, you must also do this task in the right manner. The person should be treated with respect and even if you think they know the reasons that you are going to fire them, you should explain [...]]]></description>
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If you have an employee that you must terminate, of course this will not be an easy task. However, you must also do this task in the right manner. The person should be treated with respect and even if you think they know the reasons that you are going to fire them, you should explain the reasons. Of course, if they were caught stealing from you, this might be a very hard situation for you as the employer that trusted this employee. However, the best way in which to terminate an employee is by calling them into your office, giving them your decision, and then the reasons that you are firing them. This may help them later on with another employment opportunity to correct these problems.  </p>
<p>However, in cases of theft or other illegal activity, you may wish to take legal action. In this case, you should also tell the employee that you plan to take legal action.  </p>
<p>In some cases, the employee has not been at fault, but you need to trim back the payroll for any number of reasons. If this is the case, be upfront and explain this while letting the employee know that you will give them a good reference.  </p>
<p>Either way, try to keep a professional atmosphere while showing respect to the employee and things will go much smoother.</p>
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		<title>Carpal Tunnel Syndrome may be caused from Work</title>
		<link>http://www.tjicl.org/labor-law/carpal-tunnel-syndrome-may-be-caused-from-work.html</link>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 13 Aug 2008 11:41:20 +0000</pubDate>
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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is one of those ailments that are hard to determine if the symptoms were brought on a person’s job or if it was a pre-existing condition. If the condition was there prior to employment, certain jobs can in fact aggravate the symptoms that were not there prior to working.  
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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is one of those ailments that are hard to determine if the symptoms were brought on a person’s job or if it was a pre-existing condition. If the condition was there prior to employment, certain jobs can in fact aggravate the symptoms that were not there prior to working.  </p>
<p>If you are trying to receive worker’s compensation for carpal tunnel syndrome you may find that in the state you in will require that you prove your employment actually caused carpal tunnel syndrome while other states are a bit more lenient.  </p>
<p>The company itself may have problems trying to prove you had carpal tunnel symptoms prior to your employment due to privacy laws regarding medical records. Many times, they must rely on the individual to tell the truth. As the case comes to court, the judge must rely on the information presented by surgeons, doctors, and EMG/NCS tests. However, if you did not have an EMG/NCS test prior to working the tests will not have another test to compare with to learn if this was a pre-existing condition. The best way to ensure that you will be protected in the future is to have this type of done performed prior to any type of employment.</p>
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