Latest articles by H. Dennis Beaver, Esq.
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The Insurance Company Denied My Claim. What Should I Do?
insurance A lawyer specializing in insurance bad faith law explains why this happens, and outlines how to fight back.
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Insurance Question: Say Rioters Destroy My Business, Am I Covered?
insurance If you ask your broker, the answer may be no. But don’t just accept that response. Know what your policy covers, and how to protect yourself.
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Stockbrokers Told These 2 Clients NO, for Their Own Good
investing Good brokers know their clients well, watching for warning signs and behavior that is out of character.
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What NOT to Do If a Divorce Is in Your Future
personal finance “Darling, just sign these papers.” You’d be surprised how many people will do it, just to keep the peace.
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Chiropractor Trying to Get Business the Wrong Way – Illegally
careers A new chiropractor’s fledgling business plan to attract patients may sound reasonable at first look, but it’s actually against the law, and the same principle applies to lawyers and doctors, too.
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So, You Want to Start Your Own Food Truck Business
business "The Food Truck Lawyer" has some words of advice for anyone curious about starting their own empire, an opportunity that could make sense in the age of coronavirus.
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How to Get a Loved One to Visit an Estate Planning Attorney Before It's Too Late
retirement If there's a family member or a friend in your life who refuses to do their will and get their estate in order, here are some tips to finally get them to take action.
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Yes, It Is Possible to File Bankruptcy on Student Loans
college Here's the story of one lawyer who did it herself. This strategy is not right for everyone, and there is a very high standard that must be met. But for some people, it is one possible way out of from under crushing student debt.
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Hey, Landlords: Let's Pay It Forward During This Coronavirus War
business We all should be asking ourselves what we can do to help others during this difficult time. Forgiving rent is a good place to start.
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Inside Tips on Handling Coronavirus Business Insurance Claims
business Business owners should be digging out their insurance policies to see what coverage they might have to help with losses due to the coronavirus pandemic. Two attorneys share what to look for and what to say to the insurance company.
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The Legal Risks of Couples Living Together
retirement A marriage license isn't just a piece of paper. It's a legal document offering legal protections.
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COVID-19 at Work: Your Legal Rights and Responsibilities
business law Answers to frequently asked questions about coronavirus in the workplace. A pair of lawyers who specialize in employment law weigh in with some practical advice for workers and business owners alike.
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The Coronavirus at Work: Your Legal Questions Answered
business What are your rights and responsibilities, as a worker or a business owner? A pair of lawyers who specialize in employment law weigh in with some practical advice.
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Coronavirus Legal Advice: Get Your Business and Estate in Order Now
estate planning Estate planning attorneys are getting mobbed with questions. So, here is some timely advice from three attorneys on what families and business owners should be doing to prepare in case the unimaginable happens.
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Should I Take a Lie Detector Test at Work?
retirement When your boss asks you to take a lie detector test, do you have to do it? Should you do it? Read on to learn your rights and one lawyer's advice.
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Did You Know There's a Cure for Buyer's Remorse?
spending The Three-Day Cooling-Off Rule protects consumers from high-pressure sales tactics, so they need to know their rights. And well-intentioned businesses that don’t want to get shafted need to know them, too.
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How to Lose Your Case in Small Claims Court
savings Here's a story about how a predatory company that took advantage of a naive homeowner won its small claims court case, even though it shouldn't have. It holds lessons for anyone thinking about filing a suit themselves.
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Surprise: Your Small Business Probably Needs Auto Insurance
business Have you ever sent a worker on a quick trip in his own car to the post office or the bakery to pick up an employee birthday cake? You may have just opened your business up to some serious liability.
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A Warning for All Owners of Personal Breathalyzers
business Just in time for New Year's Eve, take a lesson from one breathalyzer owner's experience. He was trying to be responsible and do the right thing, but he made one critical mistake.
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How 2-Career Couples Can Succeed in Marriage
retirement Lessons from a lawyer's long stint in divorce court and from the author of the new book "Couples That Work."
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Why Do Incompetent People Become Business Leaders?
business Our system for hiring and promoting has become twisted over the years, the author of a new book says. Here's why and what employers and employees alike should watch out for.
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Thinking of Relocating Your Business to California? Don't!
Business Costs & Regulation Let me tell you: California is La La Lawsuit Land. It can be a very expensive place to conduct business, so my advice is to steer clear.
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Low Interest Rates Don’t Make Structured Settlements a Bad Deal
retirement Yes, you might be able to get a better rate of return elsewhere, but for personal injury settlements, the guaranteed tax-free income of a structured settlement is well worth anything you may be giving up.
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Looking for a Job? What They Didn't Tell You in College.
college Everyone could use a practical guidebook to get a good job and to excel once you do. Luckily, there is such a guide, written by a psychologist and college professor. Here's my take on the book "Bring Your Brain to Work."
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