A Fairfax DUI attorney at The Law Offices of Kermit A. Monge recently released a new educational resource that focuses on explaining the details of the new Virginia DUI laws in 2021. The blog is guided by professional DUI attorney Kermit A. Monge who has extensive experience helping clients understand their rights and what to expect when charged with a DUI. The new article was created to explain the main updates that are being implemented this year. Kermit A. Monge offers readers some valuable information that can help to explain what changes to the DUI laws are going into effect in 2021. In the article, they begin by going over some important stats regarding Virginia’s DUI issues and how stringent their laws are. They then explain some of the new updates including the interlock system requirement as well as the remote alcohol monitoring device and alcohol safety training requirements. The team at Kermit A. Monge’s office hopes that this information will help readers understand how seriously Virginia takes drunk driving and DUI charges. While this new article focuses on explaining the details of the new Virginia DUI laws going into effect in 2021, Kermit A. Monge’s website provides visitors with   Read more…

KPPB LAW, Atlanta patent litigation attorney, has recently released a new educational resource that focuses on explaining how patent litigation trends are evolving. The new article is guided by the knowledgeable patent litigation attorneys at KPPB LAW who have extensive experience helping clients deal with patent lawsuits. They have designed this new blog in order to help readers better understand the trends surrounding patent filings and litigation and how they are being handled recently. KPPB LAW offers readers some valuable information regarding patent litigation and the trends that they have witnessed recently around the space and in cases that they have been involved in. In the article, they explain some of these trends, including how there has been a subtle increase in patent lawsuits, a significant decrease in PTAB filings, and a new patent subject that is eligible for litigation. In addition, they explain how patent lawsuits are beginning to take longer and why. They hope this information will help readers understand what to expect when filing a patent lawsuit and how it is wise to work with attorneys who know this area well. While this new article focuses on explaining patent litigation trends, KPPB LAW’s website provides visitors with   Read more…

Vienna, Virginia (findit) January 20, 2021 – Johnson & Masumi, a Vienna immigration law firm, has recently released a new educational resource that goes over working during removal proceedings. The new article is guided by the seasoned immigration attorneys at Johnson and Masumi who have helped individuals going through removal proceedings understand what to expect and how working during this process is handled. They hope it will help readers feel more confident about what they will experience during removal proceedings. Johnson and Masumi offer readers some valuable information regarding working during removal proceedings and what those going through this process should expect. In the article, they explain the different situations where immigrants are allowed to work during removal proceedings. These include things such as those who are applicants for asylum, cancellation of removal applicants, adjustment of status applicants, DACA applicants, and more. The team at Johnson and Masumi hope this information will help immigrants get a better idea of what to expect when it comes to working during this process and what options are available to them. While this new article focuses on explaining working during removal proceedings, Johnson and Masumi’s website also provides information regarding their team, experience, as   Read more…

Vienna, Virginia (findit) January 19, 2021 – Johnson & Masumi PC recently released a new educational resource that focuses on explaining how to stop removal proceedings and how to stop improper services of notices to appear. The new article is guided by the knowledgeable Vienna immigration attorneys at Johnson & Masumi who have extensive experience dealing with removal proceedings and helping clients understand their rights. They hope this new piece will help readers feel more confident about the process and why it is important to work with professionals. Johnson & Masumi offers valuable information for readers who want to learn more about removal proceedings and how they are typically carried out. In the article, the professional attorneys explain what removal proceedings are as well as approaches for stopping the improper serving of notices to appear, adjustment status, voluntary departure, and many other important details. The team of attorneys takes pride in helping represent clients who deserve justice and to understand their rights in complicated legal matters. Their attorneys are able to handle even the most complex cases while ensuring sincere service and justice. While this new article focuses on explaining how to stop removal proceedings, Johnson & Masumi’s website provides   Read more…

Patrick Daniel, founder of Patrick Daniel Law, a personal injury law firm in Houston, Texas, said COVID-19 travel bans, closings and related restrictions have changed the way attorneys conduct their practices. But he added that the challenges of working within the chaos of COVID-19 restrictions could end up making them better lawyers. “You’re going to have to learn how to adjust,” Daniel said. “I think ultimately it’s going to make those of who are able to be resilient, and study and change how we do things a little bit better lawyers, both in the courtroom and out of the courtroom.” Daniel recently appeared as a guest on Houston West Chamber of Commerce’s Guest in the West radio podcast, hosted by Sherman On. He said the restrictions have forced attorneys to take the energy normally reserved for passionate courtroom rhetoric and refocus it on case preparation.  Texas was the first state to conduct a hearing via Zoom, the video conferencing program. Both parties have to agree to make it legally binding. Some attorneys see video conferencing as a way to help clear the backlog of cases that has grown during the pandemic, but it requires some creative techniques in order to function,   Read more…

Atlanta, Georgia (Findit) June 26, 2019 – A Georgia dispute resolution attorney at KPPB Law recently released a blog outlining the lifespan of a civil judgment. These judgements can eventually go dormant and must be revived to be properly resolved. A civil judgment is a ruling against the defendant in non-criminal legal matters. The defendant is often required to pay damages as a result, and the judgment will appear on their credit report in the future. Judgements are typically valid for a set period of time, depending on your state, during which the creditor can attempt to collect their damages. Some judgments are valid for as long as 20 years, while others span only five. This period typically begins on the date of the judgment or the date the creditor last tries to collect. After this point, the judgment is considered dormant and must be renewed before the creditor can collect their payment. Creditors must renew their judgments in order to extend the time during which they can receive their payment. If it is not renewed, it is considered lapsed. A judgment can also lapse if the creditor does not attempt to execute on it for a certain period of   Read more…

Vienna, Virginia (Findit) May 10, 2019 – A Fairfax immigration attorney at Johnson & Masumi recently published a blog answering the question, “How long does it take to get a K1 visa?” Couples who are eager to being their lives together in the U.S. can help speed up the process by avoiding some common mistakes in their application. Applying for your K-1 visa is a two step process. First, a U.S. citizen must file Form I-129F, called the Petition for Alien Fiance, with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services department. This form establishes that your relationship is real and is accompanied by supporting documents, such as photos, correspondence, sworn statements, and proof of an in-person meeting within the last two years. You should receive a notice of receipt within 30 days of submitting the form, and a notice of approval within six to nine months. The case is then taken by the U.S. State Department, and within 30 days, the sponsored fiance will receive notice of an interview date. The interview typically takes place four to six weeks after the notice is received, and a decision on the case will be made shortly afterwards. In all, the process can take   Read more…

Students being sued by National Collegiate Student Loan Trust in California rely on JJS Law LLP for professional student debt lawsuit defense. National Collegiate Student Loan Trust is aggressively suing students for their past due student loans, but they are not the lender nor the originator of your student loans. Call JJS Law LLP today to defend yourself against National Collegiate Student Loan Trust in California at 818-382-1628. California students that have received notice of a lawsuit placed against them by National Collegiate Student Loan Trust must take action and defend. When National Collegiate Student Loan Trust is suing you, they hope you do nothing so that they can get a default judgement placed against you. When you ignore your lawsuit, a default judgement can be placed against you forcing you to pay National Collegiate Student Loan Trust. When you hire JJS Law LLP to defend you, we will force National Collegiate Student Loan Trust’s attorneys to prove two things. Firstly, in order for the lawsuit to be valid, National Collegiate Student Loan Trust must prove ownership over your student debt. Secondly, they must prove that the amount of money owed is in fact the amount of money due. Because   Read more…