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Garrett, Walker, Aycoth, & Olson PLLC, is the firm you trust in Greensboro, High Point & Asheboro, NC. Our firm is spearheaded by former Guilford County Assistant District Attorneys, who bring extensive trial experience to your case at both the District and Superior Court levels. Well respected in the legal community, with three former Presidents of the Greensboro Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, our firm is here to represent you. We treat every case that enters our office as if it were our own. We pride ourselves not only with outstanding representation in the courtroom, but also with understanding the wants and needs of each of our clients and working diligently to find a way to meet those needs. Our Firm is made up of Business Lawyers, Criminal Defense Lawyers, Employment Lawyers, Family Lawyers, Car Accident Attorneys, Personal Injury Lawyers, Trucking Accident Lawyers, Traffic Ticket Lawyers, Felony Lawyers, Drug Trafficking Lawyers, DMV Hearing Lawyers & Workers Compensation Lawyers. After a thorough consultation with you, we explore every possible avenue to success in your case. Success in the courtroom requires both mastery of the facts of the case and of the pertinent law. Let us prepare for your case and shoulder your burden. After all, isn’t that why you called us? Our Greensboro Lawyers are here for you. We look forward to speaking with you about your case and finding a creative solution for your legal issue. Our attorneys are zealous and compassionate advocates for our clients. Call our lawyers now, you’ll see the difference. www.garrettandwalker.com
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Los Angeles, CA
Posted on: January 11
The workplace culture and employment laws that apply to employees and employers in Los Angeles, Pasadena and elsewhere in California have changed dramatically over the past few years. As we’re standing on the doorstep of the holiday season, the employment law attorney Jeffrey Rager has reviewed new 2018 employment laws that will have a huge impact on California businesses and employees in th...
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Van Nuys, CA
Posted on: January 11
Some types of electrical accidents that are more likely to occur than others. This type of injury most commonly involves items that you would not expect to be dangerous, such as light fixtures, tools, appliances and certain machines. While there are many different types of injuries that can occur while you are at work in California, electrical injuries may be one of the least expected, but also o...
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Los Angeles, CA
Posted on: January 13
Wrongfully discharged is always disastrous for the family members & even for the employee. If performance is not the reason for firing, the employer is required to explain what led to the final decision. Firing employees with little to no warning may lead to a wrongful termination lawsuit. An wrongful termination attorney can help you collect sufficient evidence of wrongful termination in your par...
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Millville, NJ
Posted on: January 17
Company Name - Law Offices of Kavanagh & KavanaghAddress - 219 N. High Street, Suite A, Millville, NJ, 08332, USAPhone No. - 856-765-9900Company Email ID - vkavanagh@millvillelaw.netWebsite Url - http://www.kavanaghlawfirm.com/Description - Law Offices of Kavanagh & Kavanagh offers you personal attention and a thorough understanding of the law. We can help you in many various legal areas including...
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Los Angeles, CA
Posted on: January 18
The U.S. workplace combines a wide variety of cultural and religious groups. This is especially true for Los Angeles, which is home to dozens of minority groups, who work hard and benefit the U.S. economy. Furthermore, you may even get fired for not coming to work on the day your religion requires you to stay away from labor and celebrate with your family at home. Contact Los Angeles wrongful ter...
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- Electronic Scams
- Home-based jobs
- Fake Rentals
- Bad Buyers
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- When selling, do not put your home address in your ad.
- To avoid scams, buy and sell with people you can meet locally, in person.
- When meeting with someone you don't know, meet in a public place. If that's not possible, have a buddy with you. Also, carry a cell phone; if you feel unsafe, you can call a trusted friend, and stay on the line.
- Never give out financial or private information like account numbers, PayPal login, or social security number.
- If an offer sounds too good to be true, it is. Walk away!
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