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3 Things Your Privacy Policy Should Have

3 Things Your Privacy Policy Should Have

In my last post I discussed why I think virtually every small biz website should have a privacy policy. This time, I’d like to discuss three things every policy should have, which I commonly find to be missing.

First, a quick run-down of the basic purpose for a privacy policy is in order. Privacy policies basically fulfill two functions. They: 1) tell visitors what information you collect from them (whether the collection is overt, such as through an email opt-in, or covert, such as through tracking cookies); and 2) what you will and will not do with the information.

Now on to the three things every policy should have (but often don’t):

A Notice About Tracking Cookie Usage. If you use third-party analytics or ad serving, then it is virtually guaranteed that your site places tracking cookies on your visitors’ computers. If you have any sort of “sign-in” functionality to … Read the rest >>>

Joshua Brown by — December 26, 2019 in County Court Civil Procedure
Can I Sue a Bar For Serving a Drunk Driver in Pennsylvania?

Can I Sue a Bar For Serving a Drunk Driver in Pennsylvania?

Under Pennsylvania Law, The Dram Shop Law, 47 P.S. Sections 4-493.1 state that any business “violates the law to sell, give, or provide liquor or drinks that are tampered with or brewed, or to allow alcoholic or brewed or alcoholic beverages to be sold, supplemented or given to people who appear drunk “Button.

Furthermore, the Statute Law and the Case Law require that serving people who appear to be drunk must be the cause of injury or damage. “Cause” successfully suing the bar means there must be a causal relationship between the presentation of the drunk driver and the cause of the injury. For example, where a bar serves someone who looks drunk then the person gets into his car and the rear ends 10 minutes later, there is a possible “cause” of damage to be able to sue the bar in a civil case and recover. The further in … Read the rest >>>

Joshua Brown by — November 11, 2019 in Civil Court Hearing
Can I Still Sue Someone After a Verdict in a DUI Case?

Can I Still Sue Someone After a Verdict in a DUI Case?

The American justice system is unique in the world, as the 5th amendment clearly states that no person shall be prosecuted twice for the same crime. This is important, as it prevents the government from punishing someone found not guilty of a crime by continually trying them in order to get the results it desires.

Most people then think that if someone is acquitted in a criminal case, that is the end of the story and justice has been served. This is true in the strictest sense of the law, as the 5th amendment prevents the government from trying someone again in a criminal setting for criminal punishment.

What that doesn’t mean is that you can’t sue someone that killed someone you love in a drunk driving accident in a civil court. Civil courts cover the realm of law that deals with interactions between people, and if someone you love … Read the rest >>>

Joshua Brown by — September 13, 2019 in Civil Court Hearing
What You Need to Know About Lawsuits and Attorneys Fees

In the event that you are currently confronting legitimate issues whether it is in regards to family law or residential relations then you may need to know different terms that will enable you to comprehend as you experience the entire procedure. Give us a chance to begin off with the fundamentals or key terms. Claims depend on accurate on genuine conditions. The actualities make the lawful issues. In this way, it is dependent upon the customer to uncover every one of the actualities to his or her lawyer. On the off chance that every one of the realities are not known, the lawyer may make the wrong legitimate inference. Doctors work a similar way. They need all the significant realities before they can reach a therapeutic inference. On the off chance that the certainties warrant a claim, the main thing the Tulsa divorce law firm will do is to notify … Read the rest >>>

Joshua Brown by — April 30, 2019 in Steps Of A Civil Lawsuit

When Will be the Private Bankruptcy Laws Altered?
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These procedures are offered in distinct chapters on the passed bankruptcy code. The judiciary orders to operate with specific chapters on the bankruptcy code like – chapter 9, chapter 11 and chapter 13 in just about every state from the nation, whilst coping with the personal bankruptcy laws.

Nevertheless, the bankruptcy laws may be changed by many amendments except the altering of your major body of those laws. If any alter is created in distinctive amendments, then the new laws surely grow to be a part of the bankruptcy laws too.

Depending upon the present situation of your business enterprise technique and atmosphere, the private bankruptcy laws or codes may be changed in its several chapters and sections to meet the demands and trends. The various modifications are going to be brought by the government only. The facts about these laws and its impact is often known from … Read the rest >>>

Joshua Brown by — February 12, 2019 in Civil Court Hearing