The Crtc & The Internet - Forbidden Domain
Posted on January 15, 2008 - Filed Under Home and Family, Legal and Law | Leave a Comment
“Please indicate if your Web site contains any of the following (select all that apply): Al Waxman, Alanis Morrisette, Alan Thicke, Alex Trebeck, Anne of Green Gables, Anne Murray, back bacon, bears, beavers…”
It hasn’t come to that – yet. The CRTC firing off questionnaires to professional web designers, amateur enthusiasts, or awkward teenagers reminding us yet again that the world simply doesn’t understand them. Anyone possessing the time and the inclination can create a website and have it up and running within hours. As of July 9, 2002 there were 2,073,418,204 web sites listed on Google with “no way of knowing definitely.” With that amount of sheer numeric volume, it is nearly impossible for any organization to tackle the responsibility of regulating web site content.
Read More..>>Court Records
Posted on January 11, 2008 - Filed Under Legal and Law | Leave a Comment
Court records can now be searched by the general public, but why would you need to? If you intend to employ a person and place them within a position of authority or trust, you would feel a lot better doing this with the knowledge that that person has not been to prison for a major crime. It is only recently that the general public has been able to access court records, not too long ago it was only the highest officials who had access to such sensitive information. Your only option was to either strain your way through all of the red tape (which could take months), become a court official or get arrested.
Read More..>>The Benefits Of Settling A Case Prior To Trial
Posted on January 3, 2008 - Filed Under Legal and Law | Leave a Comment
You will notice on our firm website that many of our cases are settled out of court, rather than trying the case in court with a jury. This is not a cop out by any means and settling a case is almost always more beneficial to the client than taking the case before a jury.
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