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Most insurance companies have a template of questions (recorded statement guide) for taking recorded statements, which is very useful. Even the most experienced statement takers can forget important questions in the heat of...

April 15th is quickly approaching and people keep asking me if I know any “loopholes” that will help them get out of having to pay their fair share.  The answer I give usually goes something like this, “Well, um,...

The typical subrogation case usually goes something like this:  duty, breach, causation and damages. Once in a while, a contract with the adverse party provides a greater or better description of the duty, or a violation of...

If you don’t understand a language spoken, how do you know if the interpreter is doing a good job? Interpretations should be as accurate as possible, with the answer in the first person. The truth is, it is difficult to...

My goal for the Estate Planning Blog is to educate and entertain. However, as much as I like to talk about Taxmageddon, Star Wars, athletes, and Facebook, estate planning is a very serious subject. We should not forget that....

“We don’t pay taxes. Only the little people pay taxes…” -Leona Helmsley Facebook is in the news once more. Apparently, they reported $1.1 billion in pre-tax profits from U.S. operations in 2012, but...

It is that most wonderful time of year again.  That’s right, time to prepare and file your 2012 Income Tax Return!  As if this wasn’t bad enough, it is also a time that some will discover that they are a victim of...

CHURCH RECOVERS DAMAGES THROUGH INVERSE CONDEMNATION WHEN SEWER FLOODS Highlights Cummins & White subrogation expert Kevin Price successfully represented a church and its insurer in an inverse condemnation claim against...