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Len Watkins
Joshua Genser
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Offices
in Point Richmond and Emeryville
125 Park Place, Suite 210
Point Richmond, CA 94801
Phone: 510-237-6916
Fax: 510-236-9851
2200 Powell Street, Suite 890
The Watergate Office Towers
Emeryville, CA 94608
Phone: 510-237-6916
Fax: 510-236-9851
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Articles
Bankruptcy
Articles:
 What
is bankruptcy?
Filing
bankruptcy? Disclose everything, hide nothing
A
chapter 7 bankruptcy overview
When
chapter 7 bankruptcy isn’t the right choice
When
chapter 7 bankruptcy is better than chapter
13 bankruptcy
An
overview of chapter 13 bankruptcy
Reasons
to use chapter 13 bankruptcy instead of chapter
7 bankruptcy
Rebuilding
Credit FAQ
How
to clean up your credit report
Can
the chapter 13 trustee dismiss my case if I’ve
missed a couple of payments
Why
shouldn’t I reaffirm my credit card debts in
bankruptcy
Can
I refinance after bankruptcy?
Getting
a credit card when you have bad credit
The
new bankruptcy law; changes to chapter 7 and
13
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Business
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| Business
Formations |
| Properly
organizing your business from the
outset, with the help of a business
attorney, helps your business in
many ways. This article discusses
issues such as getting credit, hiring
and firing employees, attracting
customers, and organizing your affairs.
This article also discusses general
issues of liability and choice of
business entity. |
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| What
Lawyers Do |
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lawyer can help you navigate complex
matters in business, real estate,
estate and trust, and other issue
while you spend your valuable time
building your business or going on
with your life. |
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| Contracts |
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properly drawn up contract will help
avoid a bewildering array of potential
problems. |
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Property
Issues |
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| Real
Estate |
| Lawyers
specializing in real estate law can
help in a variety of ways when you
buy, sell, or lease land. This article
describes general real estate issues
which come up in most real estate
transaction. |
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| Property
Taxes |
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article describes the basic principals
involved in real estate taxes, including
assessments and ownership changes. |
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The
Legal Process |
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| So,
You’re Being Sued |
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article addresses the basic issues
which come up when a person is first
sued, including how to respond and
what to expect. |
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| Sue
the Bastard |
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article explains the pros, cons,
and procedures for beginning a lawsuit. |
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| Personal
Injury |
| This
article lays out the principals involved
in brining an action to recover for
an injury that you believe is someone
else’s fault. |
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| Bankruptcy |
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article explains the basic principals
and procedures of filing for bankruptcy. |
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Family
Law |
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| Divorce
and Child Custody |
| This
article explains the basic issues
in obtaining a divorce in California,
including child custody and property
division. |
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Other
Articles |
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| Employment
Litigation |
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article discusses issues of tort
reform and employment litigation
in a legislative environment. |
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| Statistics |
| This
article addresses issue raised in
lawsuits where statistical analysis
is used by trial attorneys. |
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| Economists
and Consumer Fraud Litigation |
| Economists
play an increasing role in litigation.
Many laws are driven by assumptions
about human behavior, assumptions
which can be explicit or implicit.
Sometimes, issues which appear to
be questions of law can be addressed
as factual ones by using economists
to defend or attack the empirical
truth of their underlying assumptions.
No area of law, at least in California,
is more rife with public policy questions
and assumptions about human behavior
than consumer fraud litigation. |
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| My
Relative is Too Sick to Take Care
of Herself! |
| Many
people, perhaps because of old-age
dementia, but also young people suffering
from physical and mental diseases,
cannot take care of themselves or
of their financial affairs. Concerned
relatives or friends can ask the
Court to appoint a Conservator or
Guardian to take care of them. |
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