In marketing and business environments, we are always searching for ways to improve our Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and stay ahead of the competition.
In a recent article by Darwin Digital Content Principal Monica Romeri, the success of SEO in 2014 depends on your business’s ability to create “social” content. Romeri ...
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Archives for March 2014
IRS Rules Bitcoin Is Property, Not Currency for Tax Purposes
As reported today by Rob Wile, the Internal Revenue Service has ruled that Bitcoin and any other virtual currency are treated as property, not currency. What exactly is Bitcoin? Quite simply, digital coins that can be sent through the internet, person to person with no bank or clearinghouse involved. This short video ...
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Dallas Attorneys File Lawsuits Against Texas Hospital for Allowing Dangerous Surgeon to Operate
WFAA New 8 in Dallas recently aired an investigative report about Baylor Plano Hospital and allegations that they allowed Dr. Christopher Duntsch to operate on patients despite being warned that he was “dangerous.”
Attorney Kay Van Wey of Van Wey Law, PLLC, filed one of the lawsuits against the hospital. She stated in the ...
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Advocate Capital, Inc. is now an Approved Needles Partner
As seen on Bloomberg Businessweek, Boston Globe, Reuters, and Yahoo Finance.
Advocate Capital, Inc. recently announced a partnership with Needles®, one of the premier software applications on the market for legal case management.
Needles® software provides a wide variety of case management tools including intake ...
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Shane Smith Offers Resource Library for Injured Georgia Citizens
Practicing in Peachtree City, Georgia, Shane Smith has authored a collection “legal guide series” to help injured citizens of Georgia understand the various types of injury claims and guide them through the procedural aspects of the legal system. The series of 7 books includes topics like:
• Personal Injury Guide for ...
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Medical Malpractice Caps Hurt Everyone
Medical malpractice is the 3rd largest cause of death in America. Behind only heart disease and cancer, medical mistakes in hospitals account for over 440,000 deaths per year.
In a recent interview, Ring of Fire Radio’s Mike Papantonio spoke with American Association for Justice CEO, Linda Lipsen about the serious medical ...
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Mississippi’s Don Barrett Secures $84.9M Settlement for Truckers
A Federal Judge in Arkansas recently approved an $84.9M settlement in the Pilot Flying J scandal. The case centered on more than 5,500 truckers who were promised rebates by Pilot Flying J, the nation’s largest retailer of diesel fuel, but never paid the promised rebates. Owners of Pilot reportedly had no knowledge of ...
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Net Worth of Americans Exceeds 2007 Pre-Recession Levels
Everyone can relate to the pain inflicted by the 2007 - 2009 recession on your home value, investment portfolio and other assets. But there is some positive news. The Federal Reserve has charted a steady recovery in US households’ net worth, especially over the last 2-1/2 years. Even adjusted for inflation, the Federal ...
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Trial Lawyer of the Year Nominations Now Open
Nominations are now being accepted for the 2014 Public Justice Trial Lawyer of the Year Award.
Exceptional, socially significant cases that were won or settled between March 16, 2013 and March 16, 2014 are eligible for this year’s award. Finalists and recipients exemplify how trial lawyers use their skills and ...
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Time Magazine Names Nashville “The South’s Red-Hot Town”
The Nashville Business Journal recently recognized a feature by Time Magazine naming Music City as the “South’s Red-Hot Town.” Among the factors noted in his article, Pulitzer Prize-winning author Jon Meacham (recent Nashville transplant) are the city’s strong employment growth, low cost of living (13% less than U.S. ...
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