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Andrew W Decora Legal Svc 1408 E Baker St 82072 (307)745-0744	Anthony Nicholas Tangeman Yates LLC 170 North 5th Street 82072 (307)742-7160	Anthony Jeffrey D. Attorney 170 North Fifth 82073 (307)742-7140
Anthony Nicholas Tangeman Yates LLC 170 North Fifth 82073 (307)742-7140	Aron Hennig 1472 N 5th St # 201 82072 (307)742-6645	ARON and Hennig LLP 1472 North 5th Street Suite 201 82072 (307)742-6645
Aron C. M. Steve Attorney 1472 North Fifth Street Suite 201 82072 (307)742-6645	AscUsWy 526 Regency Drive 82070 (307)745-7505	AscUsWy 526 S Regency Dr 82070 (307) 745-7505
Boswell Kent RL Estate 1908 E Reynolds St 82072 (307) 742-4483	Boyer Eric R. Attorney 501 Garfield Street 82070 (307)745-3626	Brown Hiser PO Box 971 82073 (307)745-7358
Brown Hiser LLC 515 Ivinson Avenue 82073 (307)745-7358	Brown Kermit C. P.C. Attorney 515 Ivinson Avenue 82073 (307)745-7358	Burman John M. Attorney 221 South Second Street 82070 (307)742-3717
Castano Matthew F.G. Attorney 515 Ivinson Avenue 82073 (307)745-7358	Coleman Devon OConnell Attorney 501 Garfield Street 82070 (307)745-3626	Cook Assoc 505 S 3rd St # 200 82070 (307)745-7320
Cook Associates PC 505 South 3rd Street Suite 200 82070 (307)745-7320	Cook Associates PC 505 S 3rd St, #200 82070 (307) 745-7320	Cook Dennis C Attorney 505 South 3rd Street 82070 (307)745-7320
Cook Dennis C Attorney 505 S 3rd St 82070 (307) 745-7320	Copenhaver Ronald D Attorney 121 East Grand Avenue Suite 208 82070 (307)742-9760	Copenhaver Ronald D Attorney 121 E Grand Ave, Ste 208 82070 (307) 742-9760
Corthell King PO Box 1147 82073 (307)742-3717	Corthell and King P.C. 221 South Second Street 82070 (307)742-3717	Decora Andrew W 1408 East Baker Street 82072 (307)745-0744
Decora Andrew W 1408 E Baker St 82072 (307) 745-0744	Decora Legal Services PC 1408 East Baker Street 82072 (307)745-0744	Domestic Violence Legal Asst 406 S 21st St 82070 (307)766-3747
Donald L Fritzen 165 N 5th St 82072 (307)745-7091	Edwards Laurie H Prehoda Leonard Edwards 1273 N 15th St, #101 82072 (307) 742-7896	Edwards Mitchell H Anthony Nicholas Tangeman 170 N 5th St 82072 (307) 742-7140
Edwards Mitchell H. Attorney 170 North Fifth 82073 (307)742-7140	Fulton Law Office 1002 S 3rd St 82070 (307)742-0962	Fulton Law Office PC 1002 South 3rd Street 82070 (307)742-0962
Fulton Law Office PC 1002 S 3rd St 82070 (307) 742-0962	Galvan Mary Elizabeth Attorney 165 North 5th Street 82072 (307)745-7091	Galvan Mary Elizabeth Attorney 165 N 5th St 82072 (307) 745-7091
Gardzelewski Allen Attorney 221 South Second Street 82070 (307)742-3717	Grant Newcomb 170 North 5th Street 82072 (307)742-5881	Grant Newcomb 170 N 5th St 82072 (307)742-5881
Grant Maynard Attorney 170 North 5th Street 82072 (307)742-5881	Hageman A Joe Attorney 413 East Garfield Street 82070 (307)742-7609	Hageman A Joe Attorney 413 E Garfield St 82070 (307) 742-7609
Hageman Law Office 413 E Garfield St 82070 (307)742-7609	Hennig Richard A. Attorney 1472 North Fifth Street Suite 201 82072 (307)742-6645	Hiser William L. P.C. Attorney 515 Ivinson Avenue 82073 (307)745-7358
Holtz John Allan Attorney at Law 121 East Grand Avenue Suite 224 82070 (307)745-6049	Holtz John Allan Attorney at Law 121 E Grand Ave, #224 82070 (307) 745-6049	Hunt Kathleen A Attorney 1267 North 15th Street 82072 (307)742-8349
Hunt Kathleen A Attorney 1267 N 15th St 82072 (307) 742-8349	Jamison April D. Attorney 208 Garfield Street Suite 200 A 82070 (307)742-7288	Janack Laurie Edwards Attorney 1273 North 15th Street 82072 (307)742-7896
Janet L Tyler Law Offices 121 E Grand Ave # 202 82070 (307)745-9323	Jennifer P Hanft 263 N 3rd St 82072 (307)760-9895	Jensen Teresa K. Attorney 221 South Second Street 82070 (307)742-3717
John A Holtz 121 E Grand Ave # 224 82070 (307)745-6049	Kathleen A Hunt 1267 N 15th St # 123 82072 (307)742-8349	Kelly Law Office Post Office Box 1729 82072 (307)742-4882
Kelly Law Office Post Office Box 1729 82072 (307) 742-4882	Kirkwood Nelson VANG 414 East Lewis Street 82072 (307)742-8151	Kirkwood Nelson VANG 414 E Lewis St 82072 (307) 742-8151
Lauer Law Office 208 E Garfield St # 200a 82070 (307)742-7288	Lauer Warren A. Attorney 208 Garfield Street Suite 200 A 82070 (307)742-7288	Lauer Warren A. Attorney 208 E Garfield St, #200 82070 (307) 742-7288
Law Offices of Janet L. Tyler 121 Grand Avenue Suite 202 82070 (307)745-9323	Legal Services PO Box 3035 82071 (307)766-2104	Leonard Robert H Attorney 1273 North 15th Street 82072 (307)742-7896
Lopez Tony S. Attorney 408 South 2nd Street 82073 (307)742-5407	MacMillan Becky Klemt Attorney 501 Garfield Street 82070 (307)745-3626	MacMillan Becky Klemt Attorney 501 E Garfield St 82070 (307) 745-3626
Mendicino V Frank Attorney 1908 Reynolds Street 82072 (307)742-4483	Michael K Kelly PO Box 1729 82073 (307)742-4882	Nelson Frank R Corthell King 221 S 2nd St 82070 (307) 742-3717
Nelson Frank R. Attorney 221 South Second Street 82070 (307)742-3717	Neubauer Vaughn H Attorney at Law 215 South 3rd Street 82070 (307)721-3002	Neubauer Vaughn H Attorney at Law 215 S 3rd St 82070 (307) 721-3002
Neville Heck Kelly M. Attorney 515 Ivinson Avenue 82073 (307)745-7358	Newcomb Tim Attorney 170 North 5th Street 82072 (307)742-5881	Nicholas Philip A. Attorney 170 North Fifth 82073 (307)742-7140
Nyla A Murphy 4210 Comanche Dr 82072 (307)721-5836	Pence Mac Millan PO Box 1285 82073 (307)745-3626	Pence and MacMillan LLC 501 Garfield Street 82070 (307)745-3626
Prehoda Donald P Jr Attorney 1273 North 15th Street 82072 (307)742-7896	Prehoda Donald P Jr Attorney 1273 N 15th St 82072 (307) 742-7896	Prehoda Leonard Janack PO Box 789 82073 (307)742-7896
Rerucha Janice Attorney 1472 North Fifth Street Suite 201 82072 (307)742-6645	Rerucha Janice Attorney 1472 N 5th St, #201 82072 (307) 742-6645	Ronald D Copenhaver 121 E Grand Ave # 214 82070 (307)742-9760
Rostad Stacy L. Attorney 170 North Fifth 82073 (307)742-7140	Schierer Paul D. Attorney 501 Garfield Street 82070 (307)745-3626	Schilling Winn 401 E Garfield St 82070 (307)742-8151
Schilling Winn PC 401 East Garfield Street 82070 (307)742-8151	Schilling Michael Attorney 401 East Garfield Street 82070 (307)742-8151	Schilling Michael R Schilling Winn Ingram PC 401 E Garfield St 82070 (307) 742-8151
Scott John B. P.C. Attorney 515 Ivinson Avenue 82073 (307)745-7358	Seidenberg Law Office PO Box 1187 82073 (307)742-0945	Skiles Assoc 502 S 4th St 82070 (307)745-5184
Skiles Elizabeth H Attorney 427 South 21st Street 82070 (307)745-5184	Skiles Elizabeth H Attorney 427 S 21st St 82070 (307) 745-5184	Smith Thomas S. Attorney 515 Ivinson Avenue 82073 (307)745-7358
Smith Thomas S. Attorney 515 E Ivinson Ave 82070 (307) 745-7358	Summit Bar Review 1413 East Baker Street 82072 (307)742-6644	Summit Bar Review PO Box 1710 82073 (307)742-6644
Summit Bar Review 1413 E Baker St 82072 (307) 742-6644	Suzanne H Lewis PC 1155 Inca Dr 82072 (307)745-6005	Tangeman Jason M. Attorney 170 North Fifth 82073 (307)742-7140
Tony S Lopez 408 S 2nd St 82070 (307)742-5407	Tony S. Lopez P.C. 408 South 2nd Street 82073 (307)742-5407	Tony S. Lopez P.C. 408 S 2nd St 82070 (307) 742-5407
Trent Peggy A. Attorney 221 South Second Street 82070 (307)742-3717	Tyler Janet L. Attorney 121 Grand Avenue Suite 202 82070 (307)745-9323	Tyler Janet L. Attorney 121 E Grand Ave, #202 82070 (307) 745-9323
V Frank Mendicino 1908 Reynolds St # C 82072 (307)742-4483	Vang R Michael Fleener Vang 2523 E Garfield St, #D 82070 (307) 460-4333	Vang R. Michael Attorney 515 Ivinson Avenue 82073 (307)745-7358
Vaughn H Neubauer Law Office 215 S 3rd St 82070 (307)721-3002	Von Krosigk Greg A. Attorney 501 Garfield Street 82070 (307)745-3626	Weisz Michael Gregory Attorney 501 Garfield Street 82070 (307)745-3626
Woelk Galen B. Attorney 1472 North Fifth Street Suite 201 82072 (307)742-6645	Yates Julie M. Attorney 170 North Fifth 82073 (307)742-7140

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The United States changed its patent system in March 2013 with the introduction of the America Invents Act. This act made a number of changes to the patent system, including patents being awarded on a first-to-file basis rather than first-to-invent.
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Choose a lawyer who discusses your case in a way that is reasonable and objective, and who gives the impression of genuinely wanting to help you get divorced in as quick and clean a manner as possible. Be wary of divorce lawyers who try to get you riled up and interested in vengeance. If you make the divorce proceedings all about getting revenge on your spouse, this will cost you time and money (which might be in the divorce interest, but is certainly not in your own interest).
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• Complications in Personal Injury Lawsuits
  
If you have been involved in an accident, or been injured by someone else's negligence, and have received payments from what you suspect might be a "collateral source," it is advisable to contact an attorney knowledgeable about the most recent legislation and court decisions on the subject. The rules now vary from state to state, and often from federal court to federal court, and will depend on the type of "collateral source" payment you have received.
• Defend Yourself From a Debt Collection Lawsuit
  
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• The Credit Card Act of 2009
  
The Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility and Disclosure Act of 2009 officially went into effect on February 22, 2010. The Credit CARD Act was authorized by President Barack Obama in an effort to establish an increase in consumer acknowledgement and prevent several extreme practices within the credit card industry. While the majority of the laws went into effect in February, a handful of these legislations will not go into action until August. This bill carries with it a number of benefits to consumers.
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Unlike Chapter 7 bankruptcy, Chapter 13 bankruptcy does not offer debtors the ability to escape their debts altogether. Together with your attorney, you will be expected to propose a repayment plan to the court. Your repayment plan must span a three to five year period and allocate the majority of your disposable income toward your debts.
• The Disadvantages of Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
  
Perhaps the most obvious negative consequence of filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy is the effect it has on your credit. The bankruptcy will appear on your credit report as soon as you file and will not be removed for ten years. Even if you change your mind and successfully have the bankruptcy dismissed, it will not be removed from your credit report until the reporting period expires.
• How to Fight a Wage Garnishment?
  
Wage garnishment occurs most often over unsecured debts. When you owe an unsecured debt to a creditor, it does not have the option of repossessing any property that you own. You are expected to pay on good faith. When you do not, the creditor will likely send the debt to a collection agency.
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The creation of Creative Commons was sparked by the conflict between various individuals interested in making works that had gone out of copyright publically available and the federal government, which in 1998 passed the Sonny Bono Copyright Act, extending the period in which a work is protected by copyright. Two lawyers, Lawrence Lessig and Jonathan Zittrain, decided to challenge the law, believing that keeping lesser-known works in the public domain is necessary in order to preserve those works. They represented a plaintiff, Eric Eldred, who had created an online library of then-public domain books, in a case before the Supreme Court. They lost, 7:2. However, this loss did not prevent Lessig and company from looking into other ways to make work available, expanding their focus from public domain books to all sorts of content.
• Personal Injury Lawyers and Accident Lawyers
  
An injury lawyer is always ready to advocate on behalf of their client. They have the education, the research and courtroom experience needed to provide the best possible defense that the law allows. If you or a loved one finds themselves involved in a vehicular accident, involved in bad faith insurance, a medical mishap or wrongful death, the best and only alternative for legal security is the advocacy of a personal injury attorney. Utilize one to ensure that funds lost and damage inflicted due to the negligence of a third party is handled professionally and responsibly.
• Statutory Exceptions behind Wrongful Termination
  
The Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967 has been designed to protect employees or potential employees against discrimination when looking for employment. It specifically protects individuals who are at least 40 years of age during hiring procedures, firing processes, lay offs, and with regard to their wages and benefits including retirement practices. Modifications have been made to this act by the Older Workers Benefit Protection Act as well as the Civil Rights Act of 1991.
• The Pension Protection Act
  
The Pension Protection Act of 2006 includes a provision that allows employers to set their employees up for immediate enrollment in the retirement plan that is being offered by the employer. The intention is to encourage workers to begin saving for their retirement early on so that they are financially capable of retiring.
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The Promissory Note is a legal document recording the details of a transaction and the lender / seller payment terms, thus creating a written commitment by the borrower to repay the loan or pay for an exchange of personal property. The transaction may be related to finances or personal property, such as a vehicle, art, furniture or any other personal item of monetary value. More specifically, the Promissory Note documents the money owed to the lender by the borrower in exchange of a financial loan or personal property. Since the Promissory Note is most often used for unsecured loans, it also may aid in the collection of money owed to the lender should the borrower default on their financial payment obligation.
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While some states allow people under the age of 18 to create a will, all states requires that you must be of sound mind when you create one. Being of sound mind means that you are legally capable of making your own decisions. If you later become mentally incapacitated or suffer an illness, such as Alzheimer's disease, that causes you to lose your ability to make knowing choices, you can no longer create a will. Once you lose this ability, you may never get it back. If you're healthy and capable of making your own decisions right now, take advantage of your health my making a will and giving yourself some security.
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