Legal
Have You Seen a FBI Surveillance Van Parked in Your Street?
What do FBI surveillance vans look like? Such a vehicle may look like a flower delivery van, or a utility truck, or a black van that appears to be a stuffed bear delivery company. If the FBI is breaking the law and not using a marked van, the plate will begin with the letters SV, […]
Read MoreWhat Are The Pros and Cons of Government Surveillance?
Most people have an anti attitude in respect to government surveillance. Ever since Obama became president, government surveillance on the Internet skyrocketed. Government surveillance statistics: in 2015 over 30% of adult Americans were concerned about government surveillance of their electronic communications. On one hand government surveillance is good for increased security and for helping prevent […]
Read MoreGuide in Commercial Dispute Resolution
The commercial disputes in UAE are generally resolved through litigation or arbitration. Wherein arbitration is nowadays the most common and widespread medium for resolving such disputes. The country follows the civil law system with an inquisitive approach of the court. The Corporate Lawyers of Dubai in this article have provided complete information regarding the dispute […]
Read MoreFacts Every Lawyer Should Know About Hispanic Marketing
Hispanics remain one of the fastest growing segments of the population. As a result, Latino communities across the United States have a rising need for legal representation. Consider these Facts: 1. 75% of Latinos speaks Spanish at home While roughly 44% of Hispanics report performing their online searches in English, more than half of them […]
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Does the FBI Use Drones & Helicopters for Aerial Suveillance?
The FBI probably don’t use drones, but the agency certainly uses helicopters and small planes for conducting regular aerial surveillance over a wide area of US cities. What are the signs that your city is being targeted, and especially your particular neighborhood? If you see and hear a small plane constantly flying over your home […]
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How to Choose the Right Law School in the US
Typically, international students have to choose from many schools if they want to to get admission in a US law school. For them, it is a challenge to choose the best law school. They have to perform a lot of research before making the ultimate decision. If you want to choose the right school in […]
Read MoreWhat Really Are Human Rights?
I believe the concept of rights is terribly mixed up, misleading, and deliberately confused by some. While the intention of the United Nations was good when it brought in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, these rights tend to bring about a victim-state of mind and being. They tend to be abused by some. For […]
Read MoreLSAT Tips That You Should Know
If you are going to take the LSAT test, make sure you spend enough time getting ready for the test. This will help you get a better idea of your strengths and weaknesses. Moreover, you will be able to focus your efforts on areas that need most of your attention. After all, it’s not a […]
Read MoreThree Tips for Surviving Your Deposition
Plaintiffs in a personal injury case can often be intimidated by a notice that the defense wants to depose them. A deposition is a standard part of most civil lawsuits and it’s important for the plaintiff to keep calm about this part of the process. Depositions are, however, important; the person being deposed (called a […]
Read MoreImplementation of Foreign Arbitral Awards in UAE
Obtaining an arbitral award is not the end of the road to redress. Execution or recognition is the subsequent phase, and this phase can be complex and prodigious especially if enforcement is supposed to be beyond the jurisdiction from where the award was obtained. Implementation of foreign arbitral awards in UAE challenging, particularly in cases […]
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