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CLIENT GUIDANCE
Koehler & Isaacs E-Newsletter
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Dear Client,
Welcome to the newest edition of Client Guidance! This e-newsletter is designed to offer our clients and friends helpful information about important legal matters.
You are receiving this communication because you are either an existing client of Koehler & Isaacs LLP, because you have inquired about our services, or because you are a friend or relative of a member of the firm.
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Koehler & Isaacs Attorneys Give An Immigration Seminar for Brazilian Immigrants in Newark, NJ
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With the aim of strengthening the relationship between the Brazilian community of New Jersey and the team of lawyers from the law office of Koehler & Isaacs, a seminar was given on Friday, September 7, 2012.
The event was held at Brasilia Grill in the heart of Ironbound section of Newark, NJ.
The seminar focused on clarifying legal questions to Brazilian immigrants about immigration, and personal injury matters. The event that was led by Jessica Salles, an immigration lawyer for Koehler & Isaacs law firm and with the help and participation of many members of the Brazilian community, and local media.
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We Help Our Clients...
When They Need Legal Representation the Most.
Attorneys Working With Koehler & Isaacs LLP Recover Millions of Dollars
for Our Seriously Injured Clients
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Koehler & Isaacs LLP was founded and based on the principles that the best lawyers will achieve the best results for their clients. The attorneys working at our firm leverage years of experience and have recovered millions of dollars in verdicts and settlements, including some of the largest construction, medical malpractice, automobile and premises accident cases in the metropolitan region.
Just recently, attorneys working with our firm have won major settlements on behalf of our clients. These settlements include:
* $7,000,000 on behalf of a client, a New York City municipal employee, who was struck in the head by a falling tree limb, which the MTA had failed to properly maintain for public safety.
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Purchasing a Short Sale
By: Felicia Pinto, Esq. | |
In today's real estate market, a potential home buyer looking to purchase a home, will almost surely come across a short sale.
A short sale is when a lender agrees to accept less than the outstanding mortgage balance. When home owners can no longer afford to make mortgage payments, rather than allow the home to be sold in a foreclosure sale, they will negotiate a short sale with their lender. It's often referred to as a, "pre-foreclosure."
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Understanding Spousal Maintenance
By: Rena C. Dawson, Esq. | |
Before filing for divorce or deciding to separate from your spouse, the most commonly asked question is: "Will I have to pay my spouse alimony?"
Alimony is called spousal maintenance or spousal support in New York. The question of whether one spouse will have to pay the other spouse alimony and how much that award will be will depend on a number of factors. How much money does each spouse earn and what is the earning capacity of each spouse? Another factor is whether one spouse was the homemaker and did not work outside of the home or whether one spouse can support him or herself while still contributing to the living expenses of their former spouse.
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New York's Civil Service System: The One in Three Rule
By: Cynthia Devasia, Esq. |
Many State and Local government jobs are part of the competitive class of the Civil Service and can only be filled by candidates who succeed on civil service examinations. In 1883, New York became the first state to establish a Civil Service system. As mandated by the state constitution, this system was created to make sure that government jobs were given to individuals based on their "merit" and "fitness" for a position, rather than based on who they know. Thus, New York State and its local governments administer open, competitive examinations designed to find the most qualified applicants for competitive class civil service positions.
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We hope you find this information helpful and look forward to providing you with the best possible legal representation. To learn more about our firm, please visit our website at
www.koehler-isaacs.com.
Sincerely,
Koehler & Isaacs LLP
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