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Experts: You are Not a Hired Gun

This article discusses the role of experts, in particular engineers, in litigation.

Are Estimates Binding?

This article discusses estimates of fees and if they are binding for engineers, however apply to most construction professionals.

The Art of Getting Paid

This article explores good practices to avoid unpaid accounts and how to collect on unpaid accounts. It also covers legal options available to construction companies and professionals (specifically engineers), however could apply to many small to mid-sized firms.

State and Federal Disclosure Requirements for Unbuilt Condominiums in Nevada

In the event that no Public Offering Statement is delivered to prospective purchasers prior to purchasing an unbuilt condominium unit, then the purchaser is entitled to rescission.

Deposition Do’s And Don’ts

Though depositions can be stressful, they are not to be feared. They are opportunities for all parties involved in a legal matter to tell their side of the story.

A Stitch In Time … Strategies To Prevent Business Litigation

Strategies to prevent business litigation.

Protecting Your Business Through Tactical Electronic Evidence Management

One of the best strategies for your company is to implement and maintain an electronic evidence policy for employees.

Choosing A Litigation Attorney

If circumstances have required you to get involved in litigation, you may find the process of selecting an attorney to be overwhelming. There are, however, some steps you can take to make the selection process a bit easier.

Mediation, Litigation and Arbitration

To find out which dispute resolution method is right for you or your business, please feel free to contact the knowledgeable attorneys at Schneiders & Associates, LLP. We will be pleased to review your case, answer any questions you may have, and make sure you are comfortable with our law firm.

Dealing With Speaking Objections In Trial

Identifying and dealing with speaking objections in the courtroom

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