Trisha English provides quality legal advice to individuals, families, and fiduciaries regarding all aspects of trust and estate litigation, probate, trust and estate administrations, and estate planning.

Whether you are looking to establish an estate plan for the first time, revise an old estate plan, obtain assistance after the loss of a loved one, or you find yourself caught up in a dispute, Trisha will walk you through the legal process and work with you to identify what is most important to you and to develop a solution that addresses your concerns.

My mission is to help clients protect their families and the assets that they have worked so hard for. I take great pride in the personalized attention I provide to each of my clients. I strive to empower you with knowledge of how best to protect your interests, and also give you the peace of mind that comes with knowing you have a strong advocate on your side.

We are currently working on a design for NYC based Immigration Attorneys, this project is both challenging and exciting. This particular niche gives us the opportunity to make big decisions, which will effect the identity of the firm as well as the impression the site gives a potential client.

The header, though not pictured, will feature timeless imagery of the New York Skyline. As with other attorneys specializing in immigration law, we’ve made a conscious effort to appeal to a wide demographic by making immigrants from many different countries feel represented on the site. This is done by incorporating the respective flags of countries (the clients frequently immigrate from) in the form of graphic logos. Right above those logos are the phone numbers for the 3 offices.

The slideshow features images of the statue of liberty and a permanent resident card, invoking a feeling of trust and determination in the sites visitors. Main content is laid out to make the text accessible while providing visitors with links to important documents. The sidebar positioned to the right has quick links to files listed, this is styled with a grey gradient, a subtle touch that stays consistent with the theme of the website, New York. Beneath the link(s) is a section with phone numbers listed again and a news feed with immigration news that may be pertinent to a site visitor.

The footer of the site will be divided into three sections, all with backgrounds featuring a grey gradient. Practice areas and useful links and resources are reference below, ensuring that this information won’t be overlooked. This website is simple and easy to navigate, content is organized in a clean fashion and the user experience will be frustration free. Accessibility is the major theme here to guarantee someone in need of the firms services will find what they need and find it fast.

Located in Prince George’s county, Maryland, the law firm of Watson & Moran has been representing clients in the Washington, D.C. area since 2001. 

We are experts in giving our clients a fair chance in legal issues or civil lawsuits. We never give up, not matter if our client is an insurer, corporation, spouse, employer, celebrity or corporation.
We offer solid values and services, including aggressive representation, and fantastic personal service.  Watson & Moran was built on these central ideas, and they serve as a guide for our lawyers as they fight for client rights with superior legal representation.

We cater to each of our client’s unique needs and issues.  We will analyze your case and the outcomes you hope to achieve.  We will figure out the most effective strategy for your success and will follow the path to trial if negotiations are not satisfactory.

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McDonnell Law is a San Diego Personal Injury Attorney who focuses on helping people who are injured, disabled and unable to work, and those with employment issues. We have over 20 years experience in the legal profession also as a social security and employment law attorney in the San Diego region. We advocate tirelessly to help you obtain a favorable result. You pay no legal fees unless you win! Because we are a small firm, we are able to spend more time and energy on your case and give you more personalized attention.

We offer a free consultation. If you meet with us, we can tell you whether or not you have a claim. You may also email us and give us information about your case for a free email consult. It usually takes a small amount of investigation to determine if you have a case or whether you need an attorney in Downtown San Diego.

Personal injury can affect your life drastically. If you are injured, disabled, or suffered damages you need a San Diego Personal injury lawyer who will take control of your case and advocate strongly on your behalf. McDonnell Law will advocate for you and will fight for a winning result! Call or email today for a free consultation.

MJM Law Office, P.C. represents men and women throughout Lane County and surrounding areas in family law cases. Mr. Mizejewski understands the emotional turmoil that can accompany a change in your family dynamics, and he strives to protect your interests. Working in the Eugene, Oregon area, MJM Law Office represents most family law matters including: divorce, child custody, parenting time, child/spousal support, domestic violence, and juvenile dependency and delinquency. Oregon’s divorce laws are codified in Chapter 107 of the Oregon Revised Statutes. Oregon is a no-fault divorce state, which means that the only legal reason required to file a divorce is that you and your spouse cannot get along, and you see no way of settling your problems. The legal term for this is "irreconcilable differences." No evidence of fault or misconduct is required or involved, unless there has been misconduct relating to child custody.

MJM Law Office is an experienced family law firm located in Eugene, Oregon and consistently fight hard for the rights of the victims of family matters and cases. Their attorneys are able to ease one of the most emotionally draining and difficult experiences and ensure that your rights are protected. Let them help you prepare for the future and move on with your life. Visit mjmlawoffice.com for more information.

A New Jersey court has ruled against the son of Belva Plain in a dispute over the late author's estate.

John Plain had claimed his mother, the bestselling author of more than 20 novels, and sisters had schemed to cut him out of her will.

Attorneys for Belva Plain's estate argued that her son had signed an agreement in the 1990s vowing not to contest her will.

Friday's decision in state Superior Court in Essex County dismissed John Plain's claim. Plain's lawyer said he was reviewing the decision.

Belva Plain began writing her novels after raising her children and becoming a grandmother. When she died in her sleep last fall at her home in New Jersey at age 95, more than 28 million copies of her books were in print.

Ever since Lake Forest-based Hospira Inc. stopped making a key lethal injection drug, prison officials around the country have been going to extraordinary — and in at least one case, legally questionable — lengths to obtain what’s left.

States have been securing it from middlemen in Britain and a manufacturer in India and borrowing it from other states to keep their executions on track, according to records reviewed by the Associated Press.

“You guys in AZ are life savers,” California prisons official Scott Kernan e-mailed a counterpart in Arizona, with what may have been unintentional irony, in appreciation for 12 grams of the drug sent in September. “Buy you a beer next time I get that way.”

The wheeling and dealing come amid a severe shortage of sodium thiopental, a sedative that is part of the three-drug lethal injection cocktail used by nearly all 34 death penalty states. The shortage started last year, after Hospira, the sole U.S. manufacturer of the drug and the only sodium thiopental maker approved by the Food and Drug Administration, stopped making it.

Hospira said the company’s plant in Italy was the only viable place where the company could produce sodium thiopental, and Italian authorities had insisted the company prove the drug would never end up with states using it to put condemned inmates to death. The company determined that it could not make such a guarantee.

As supplies dwindled, at least six states — Arizona, Arkansas, California, Georgia, Nebraska and Tennessee — obtained sodium thiopental overseas.

Documents show Georgia managed to execute inmates in September and January after getting the drug from Dream Pharma of London. Earlier this month, the Drug Enforcement Administration seized Georgia’s entire supply — effectively blocking the scheduling of any further executions — because of concerns over whether the state circumvented the law.