a citizen of Canada and resident of BC you are protected by the Good Samaritan act. If you travel to other provinces of Canada or other countries the legal situation may be different so find out before you travel. There has never been a successful case in Canada of a member of the public being sued for giving first aid.

Many states have Good Samaritan Laws in place that protect those who render emergency care. Consult your local/state laws for actual interpretation. What are the risks of being infected with a communicable disease while giving CPR or First Aid? i.e. HIV There is always a risk, however it is quite low. All courses offered stress the importance of barrier devices and other protective equipment.

YES. Your creditors certainly have the right to sue to recover their money. Usually the purpose of the lawsuit is to force a settlement on the matter, which is exactly what we do through debt settlement. It has been our experience that many creditors would rather not go through the expense of suing; they would rather negotiate a settlement with us, out of court. However, our clients have been sued, and all clients must recognize that this is a potential risk of joining our Program.

Oregon law (ORS 419B.025) provides that anyone participating in good faith in the making of a report of child abuse and who has reasonable grounds for making the report, shall have immunity from any liability, civil or criminal, that might otherwise be incurred or imposed with respect to the making or content of such report. Any such participant shall have the same immunity with respect to participating in any judicial proceeding resulting from such report.

We are not lawyers and we do not provide legal services. However, our program is going to help you in two ways. First you need to make all of the correct moves so no one else sues you. You need to start proving your innocence with the Identity Theft Repair program. If there are Collectors involved we can help there as well. If all else fails we do have a net work of Identity Theft attorneys through out the country.

I can't concern myself with that, to be honest. Information is always going to be free. Remember, I don't have some magic bag I pull this stuff out of. If you sample a James Brown record, you should know everybody and their brother is already going to know it. As far as the "rarer" stuff is concerned, remember that it really ain't so rare. You know anybody can run up into A1 or Sound Library and get the same record.

There is no doubt that many people incorporate because they believe their personal assets will be protected in the event of a lawsuit. But this is an extremely complex question for which there is no easy "yes" or "no" answer. Georgia law imposes many responsibilities upon corporations. These requirements must be strictly followed to assure limited personal liability. Thus, we strongly suggest that questions in this area be addressed to legal counsel.

Yes you can. Simply tick the Gift Aid box when you are setting up your Direct Debit Instruction online. UK charities are entitled to 28% tax reclaim from the Inland Revenue on every £1 donated by UK taxpayers. Get further information on Gift Aid.

Guides at the resort are trained to handle minor medical emergencies, however you should bring a first aid kit to look after your own small reef cuts and sunburn.

Here are some facts; Right now in the United States there are between 200 and 300 billion dollars of uncollected (Money Judgment debt). The court does not require the debtor to pay, and will not even help collect. Very few people know how to find these assets or what to do when they are found. The result is that millions of Judgments are just sitting in files. "Four of five winners of a Judgment never see a dime." We negotiate all unsecured debts, which include judgments.

If you are being sued, and you own a home, we strongly urge you to speak with a Legal Helper representative immediately about filing a bankruptcy. A bankruptcy will stop a lawsuit immediately and prevent your creditors from placing a lien on your home or garnishing your hard-earned wages.

Any individual, business, partnership, or corporation (with a couple of exceptions) may bring a small claims suit for recovery of money only for an amount up to $4,000. In general, the claim must be filed in the district court of the county in which the defendant(s) reside. Exceptions and specific rules can be found at RCW 3.66.040. The state of Washington may not be sued in Small Claims Court.

Of course it can. It is a legal entity unto itself. The only liability the TRUST has is it's assets. If the TRUST has limited assets, you have no worries. If it was to lose a lawsuit and have a judgment filed against it, the only thing they should be able to get is the current assets of that TRUST. The trick here is to ensure that any Trust liable to suit has no assets. Keep trust assets out of the way of potential liability.