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The decision to file a personal injury (civil) lawsuit is a big one. When one is hurt by someone else, they usually believe that compensation for their injuries, along with lost wages and pain & suffering, is in order.  In many instances they are right, but we always discuss with our clients the following considerations: … Continue reading The Bottom Line in Personal Injury Lawsuits →

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The decision to file a personal injury (civil) lawsuit is a big one. When one is hurt by someone else, they usually believe that compensation for their injuries, along with lost wages and pain & suffering, is in order.  In many instances they are right, but we always discuss with our clients the following considerations: … Continue reading The Bottom Line in Personal Injury Lawsuits →

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Those who know me know that I love motorcycling. My 2000 Honda Goldwing “Blue Mistress” and I ride about 15,000 miles/year. To be fair, these are always working trips. I take the laptop. I take the Android. I spend a few hours each evening in the motel du jour catching up on calls and emails … Continue reading Motorcycling as an Analogy for the Practice of Law… Or Vice Versa →

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So you are getting divorced. Sorry to hear that, but join the crowd. We here at The Mark Bamberger Company are doing dozens of them these days.  It is often clear who is getting residential custody of the minor children.[1] If there is a debate, often a Guardian Ad Litem[2] is appointed by the court … Continue reading But Who Gets Rover →

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So you are getting divorced. Sorry to hear that, but join the crowd. We here at The Mark Bamberger Company are doing dozens of them these days.  It is often clear who is getting residential custody of the minor children.[1] If there is a debate, often a Guardian Ad Litem[2] is appointed by the court … Continue reading But Who Gets Rover →

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The Mark Bamberger Co., LLC was founded on February 1, 2009. For those keeping score, since TMBC opened 3,185 days ago (as of October 21, 2017), Mark has completed 988 separate cases from roughly 700 clients in his practice, in other words, we are honored to have received a new case every 3.22 days and … Continue reading Keeping Score →

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The Complexities of Considerations of Animal Law in Other Areas of Law Practice by: Mark J. Bamberger, PhD, Esq. Interdisciplinary planning for the care of pets and other animals can implicate itself in many practices of law other than core animal law. Areas such as estate planning, domestic relations (family law), criminal,  property, and Interdisciplinary planning … Continue reading Animal Replevin and Animal Custody →

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There are many articles about search engine optimization (SEO), and there are articles about how to write content. However, there are relatively few articles that emphasize content’s effect on SEO. This is unfortunate since content can make or break your placement on search engine results pages. In today’s article, we will discuss the content that will enhance and feed your SEO. If you walk away with anything, it is important for you to know consumer demand drives search engine innovation. Users want to go to Google, type in their interest, and receive back reliable, trusted information. To that end, search engines are designing their algorithms to … Continue reading The Best Content for Search Engine Optimization →

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It would be an understatement to say that September 2016 was a bad month for Samsung. Every iteration of the news cycle brought another story about the company’s exploding smartphones, bans from bringing the phone onto airplanes, and regulatory actions aimed at limiting damage experienced by the phone’s owners as well as the company. How well the company is able to survive this situation will not be known for several months or years, but at least five principles can be distilled from Samsung’s public crisis management efforts. Any company that faces a crisis would do well to absorb these principles. 1. … Continue reading Crisis Management: What Can We Learn from the Samsung Debacle →

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