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1. Traits that make a good Lawyer What is a lawyer? According to Black's Law Dictionary it's "A person learned in the law; as an attorney, counsel or solicitor; a person licensed to practice law." What does this mean? How are you supposed to know if your lawyer is a good one? Will th...
2. Keep Your Inspection Sticker Up to Date by NH DWI Lawyer Mark Stevens 603-893-0074 Road-blocking season is upon us again. As the holidays approach, the police gear up for more roadblocks.  It is harder to avoid unwanted contacts with the police than ever before.  One way to avoid hassle from the police on holiday weekends...
3. Types Of Lawyers When you find yourself in need of a lawyer, the chances of finding one are pretty good. In fact, all you have to do is look in the phone book under lawyers and you'll likely see page after page just dedicated to various lawyers and attorneys. However...
4. The Life & Times of an Ironman Attorney Hello and welcome!   I'm David D. Daggett.  I am a founding partner in the law firm Lewis & Daggett and also a founder of Safe & Sober Prom Night, a non-profit program that encourages high school students to pledge to...
5. Carmen Trutanich On May 19, 2009, Los Angeles voters elected private attorney and political novice Carmen "Nuch" Trutanich to the office of City Attorney. During his 18-month campaign, Carmen Trutanich promised that if elected he would combat gang violence, create a...
6. Dutch Caribbean Law The Dutch Caribbean Lens offers a listing of websites related to the laws of the Dutch Caribbean: Aruba, Curacao, Bonaire, St. Maarten, St. Eustatius and Saba. The content of this lens revolves around topics relating to tax advice, banking law, liti...
7. Legal English Tools Legal English is the style of English used by lawyers and other legal professionals in the course of their work. More and more lawyers need to work in English and there has been a tremendous amount of development in the field of Legal English. This...
8. Better Legal Writing Is Plain and Simple There's no excuse for being a lousy writer. Legal language is used to record and explain the most important events in people's lives -- shouldn't it be understandable? Here are some legal writing resources to help: blawgs (legal blogs) by qualified l...
9. Professional Realtor | Real Estate Agent | National Association of Realtors Looking for a REALTOR to represent you in your real estate transaction?  Well, look no more?  The Lane Real Estate Team is here to serve you.  Please read on about professional real estate services through many of the articles we've po...
10. How to Leave Big Law and Love Your Life Working as an attorney in a large law firm (aka Big Law) pays the big bucks, but they sure make you pay for it -- in long hours, high stress, and a completely unbalanced life. And, you may be constantly dealing with jerks, doing boring work, and gene...
11. New Hampshire's Aggravated DWI Laws By New Hampshire DWI Lawyer Mark Stevens 603-893-0074 You've probably heard the term "guilt by association"? Under New Hampshire's aggravated DWI law there is "guilt by cooperation", meaning that if you cooperate and blow into the breath test machine when the officer requests it, you can end up in jail....
12. Lawyer Jokes So what are the odds of having an entire squidoo page full of lawyer jokes - without having some butthole attorney suing me to take them down? Ok, well the odds are pretty slim, since it's not against the law, so I figure why not. So, without further...
13. Who is Elizabeth Potts Weinstein? I'm a mompreneur who helps other moms transform their "hobby" small businesses into million-dollar empires *without* selling their souls. I'm also the founder & editor-in-chief of The Wealth Spa Online Magazine and the author of Grow Up! Strategies:...
14. Legalese   Legalese = Lawyers' Jargon Any other acts whatsoever beyond the reasonable control of the Party affected, then the Party so affected shall upon giving prior written notice to the other be excused from such performance to the extent that such c...
15. No Cruiser Video? Why Police in New Hampshire Usually Don't Use Cruiser Videos During DWI Arrests by Mark Stevens 603-893-0074 Why don't police in New Hampshire generally videotape DWI arrests or roadside field sobriety tests that precede DWI arrests. You are videotaped almost everywhere you go today from the minute you walk out your front door until you return at night. Can...
16. Swedish Law Various links to Swedish acts and other legal material in English and a mention of my law blogs, Swedish Law Blog and Swedish Corporate Law  You may reach me by email SWEDISHLAWYER (AT) GMAIL (DOT) COM 
17. The One Leg Stand Test by New Hampshire DWI Lawyer Mark Stevens 603-893-0074 The last third in the series of "field sobriety tests" that a driver typically endures at the roadside is the "one leg stand test". This is when the officer tells the driver to hold his or her foot in the air for 30 seconds witho...
18. Statute of Limitations Statutes of limitations are restrictions of the time period in which a lawsuit can be filed. These statutes not only vary by cause of action, but they also vary by state. Following you will find the most widely used limitation periods for each state.
19. Paralegal Work Welcome to our Paralegal lens! A paralegal is also referred to as a legal assistant. A paralegal's role in a law office consists of assisting an attorney with legal research, summarizing deposition transcripts, assisting with drafting and filing lega...
20. How to Choose an Attorney When you need a lawyer, how do you find one? Here are links to information on how to choose a lawyer. Also a few attorneys who can help you with both: * information on their area of law that will give you a basis for making your decisions, and * a...