Kendall Coffey on MSNBC: Russia connection

Kendall Coffey on MSNBC: Russia connection Former US Attorney Kendall Coffey speaks with MSNBC regarding President Trump’s comments about “collusing” with Russia to sway the results of the 2016 Presidential Election. Coffey claims that the President has been consistent in his message that ‘we can all judge for ourselves whether he’s under investigation.’ Currently, there …

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Culture of Litigation

Some proceedings – especially disputes with the government such as  criminal or immigration matters – are hard to avoid.  But lawsuits over money can often be minimized through out of court settlements –  usually, the sooner the better. One of the most important tools for this is mediation, which is a voluntary process- directed by a neutral peace-maker-  to try to get the parties to agree to their own settlement.

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How to Negotiate Your First Legal Job

Let’s face it: salary negotiations are tough. The entire job-hunting process is incredibly lengthy and stressful, which makes the prospect of negotiating your salary before accepting a position (thereby potentially putting a solid offer in jeopardy) more than a little frightening. It isn’t any easier for law students who are trying to break into the …

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How to Peacefully and Legally End a Business Partnership

Ending a business partnership can be incredibly difficult, especially if you started a business with a friend or family member. During such a trying and emotional time, it is especially important to ensure that you are crossing your Ts and dotting you Is. How to End Your Business Partnership Dissolving a business partnership is governed …

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