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LawTak just launched a new video about Traffic Tickets! Have you gotten a speeding ticket or pulled over for something you feel is in error? Watch licensed California attorneys, Suzanne Natbony and Patricia Rodriguez, discuss legal information that might help you on LawTake’s new Traffic Ticket video: https://www.lawtake.com/index.php/traffic-tickets-101.html. Suzanne mentions Alex Carroll’s books, Beat the Cops and Speeding Excuses that Work. Stephen Covey, Author of the Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, uses Alex’s programs on radio publicity: radiopublicity.com and he also hosts an Author University: author101university.com.

Simulated Legal Consultation Between a California Lawyer and Business Owner

Simulated Legal Consultation Between a California Lawyer and Physician

Lawyers Beware of Internet Scams If you get an inquiry from a person who claims to be unlawfully terminated from UnitedHealth Group, but you see that the email is from someone at uniitedhealthgroup.com [notice the ii misspelling in uniited] and communicating to you from a gmail account, it’s a scam. Do not accept United’s quick settlement because their check will not end up clearing. Indeed, beware of situations when the other party is willing to settle too soon and the...n your client wants the payout ASAP. The check will never really clear and your bank will make you responsible for the loss. Always make sure that the money has cleared from the payor’s bank into your account, which, in my experience, can sometimes take several days if it’s overseas, but apparently, it can possibly take weeks. Available funds does not mean that the funds have cleared. Apparently, even if the bank negligently represents that the funds have cleared, a lawyer could still be liable. See Chino Commercial Bank, N.A. v. Peters (2010) 190 Cal.App.4th 1163 [118 Cal.Rptr.3d 866]. Even if you spoke to the client on the phone, it could still be a scam. I represent clients around the world who are not scam artists or impatient about me working on their matter until after the payment has cleared. If you’re working on contingency, do not transfer any money out of your account until after the payment has cleared and you can ascertain from the payor’s bank that the instrument is authentic or the transfer was valid. For more information, see: http://ethics.calbar.ca.gov//Ethics_Hotliner-Internet_Scam See more