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		<title>More Bleak News from the Healthcare Front</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 22 Oct 2010 12:40:10 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Hewitt Analysis released its annual projections for employer sponsored health insurance plans for 2011.  The news isn’t promising, then again, few thought that it would be.  The report, released in late September, says costs will increase, once again, next year.  And these increases could hit up to 9%.  A. Harrison Barnes, attorney and LawCrossing.com founder, [&#8230;]]]></description>
				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p class="first-child " style="text-align: justify"><span title="H" class="cap"><span>H</span></span>ewitt Analysis released its annual projections for employer sponsored health insurance plans for 2011.  The news isn’t promising, then again, few thought that it would be.  The report, released in late September, says costs will increase, once again, next year.  And these increases could hit up to 9%.  A. Harrison Barnes, attorney and LawCrossing.com founder, says this averages out to slightly more than $9,820 per year.  It’s important to keep in mind these figures are only representative of premiums paid by employers and employees and in no way are indicative of out of pocket expenses, co-pays and other policies that might have an effect on what one might ultimately pay.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify">The Hewitt Analysis also says this is the biggest increase since 2005 and is driven by current economic factors, which aren’t going to improve tremendously in the short term.  In 2007 and 2008, the increases in costs hovered around 6%.  This certainly provides contrast, says the LawCrossing.com founder – and evidence that the economy isn’t as strong as some would have Americans believe. So what are the factors that are all coming together to define this perfect storm?  Consider these:</p>
<ul style="text-align: justify">
<li>Employers still are not hiring the way economists hoped they would</li>
<li>HMOs are already expected more than 9% increases</li>
<li>PPOs are expected to increase by about 8.5%</li>
<li>The workforce is aging with many baby boomers still working</li>
</ul>
<p style="text-align: justify">These are all important considerations, says A. Harrison Barnes.  The message continues to be that the economy is on its way up, but frankly, few, if any Americans have yet to see proof of that – and few have faith that it’s on the immediate horizon.  “Many are still struggling just to make their monthly payments on utilities, never mind maintaining their COBRA payments”, says one analyst.  “For many, they’re relying on a prayer far more often than they are the phone ringing with a job offer”.  With few promising reports coming out of Washington, this remains, for too many, a continued game of “wait and see”.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify">For now, more than 42 million Americans remain uninsured, including more than 10 million children under the age of 18. A. Harrison Barnes explains that 78% of Americans have been uninsured for more than twelve months, compared to only 29% in the mid-1990s.  Couple this with more Americans living at or below the poverty line and it becomes clear these new policies have fallen severely short.  Interestingly, more than 80% of the uninsured Americans today have, in the past, had long term health insurance.  This too speaks loud and clear about the current failures in policies.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify">Higher rates, fewer who are insured and a growing number of poverty-ridden families serves no purpose for anyone and will only lend to more dysfunction and crime throughout this nation until and unless real solutions are found.  That’s the challenge for the Obama Administration.</p>
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		<title>Who Says the Law Hasn’t Evolved?</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 12 Oct 2010 12:03:12 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Would you put an attorney on retainer if you learned he didn&#8217;t have a law degree? Some of the most famous and well respected attorneys throughout American history never stepped foot inside a law school. A. Harrison Barnes, a lawyer (who did attend law school, by the way) and founder of LegalAuthority.com says you might [&#8230;]]]></description>
				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p class="first-child " style="text-align: justify"><span title="W" class="cap"><span>W</span></span>ould you put an attorney on retainer if you learned he didn&#8217;t have a law degree? Some of the most famous and well respected attorneys throughout American history never stepped foot inside a <a title="Legal Jobs" href="http://twitter.com/LegalAuthority" target="_blank">l<strong>aw school</strong></a>. A. Harrison Barnes, a lawyer (who did attend law school, by the way) and founder of LegalAuthority.com says you might be surprised to learn who went the entirety of their adult lives practicing law without the nicely framed degree resting on an office wall that memorialized time spent in legal classrooms. Take a look:</p>
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<li>Abraham Lincoln, who was an American president, was also a lawyer.  He never went to law school; of course, this was the 1800s.</li>
<li>Robert Storey, who served as the president of the American Bar Association between 1952 and 1953 is also a name we equate to brilliant legal strategists – but he never attended law school either.</li>
<li>The LegalAuthority.com founder also tells us that once-senator and always controversial J. Strom Thurmond practiced as an attorney at one time, but did so minus the law degree.</li>
<li>A Mississippi senator for years, James O. Eastland also earned his living for awhile in the role of a lawyer without the benefit of a degree.</li>
<li>Brace yourself for this one – former senator and Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Salmon P. Chase never attended law school!  Who knew?!</li>
<li>Another Chief Justice of the Supreme Court and secretary of the U.S. Treasury, Roger B. Taney, is one more legal mind one who never obtained a law degree.</li>
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<p style="text-align: justify">There are more, of course, but this list highlights some of a few of the American lawyers who made their marks without their degrees; unfortunately, that’s not an option for those considering law school today.  And too, many of these made those marks in the 1800s, but it’s always interesting to learn about these fearless leaders who made such an indelible mark on American history, says A. Harrison Barnes.  It just goes to show how determination is often what makes all the difference.</p>
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<p style="text-align: justify">Of course, no list such as this is complete without a mention of famous folks who have made their mark in other career choices, even as they did so with their hard earned law degree in tow:</p>
<ul style="text-align: justify">
<li>Mississippi lawyer John Grisham is perhaps best known for his legal thrillers, including The Pelican Brief and A Time to Kill, but first earned his living in Jackson, MS as an attorney.</li>
<li>Gandhi, one of the most well known and respected spiritual leaders in Indian, was also a lawyer who fought for civil rights for all.</li>
<li>Former President Bill Clinton is an attorney, as well (and you thought he just sweet talked the ladies!).</li>
<li>Television news host and journalist Geraldo Rivera (born as Gerald Michael Rivera) is also an attorney.</li>
<li>Frank Kafka, best known for his fictional works, including “The Metamorphosis”, “The Castle” and “The Trial” was a lawyer in Prague, says the LegalAuthority.com founder.</li>
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<p style="text-align: justify">And there you have it – those you thought you knew well (or at least their educational backgrounds).</p>
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		<title>Selecting the Most Suitable Job Offer</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 08 May 2010 11:19:56 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[If you have all the capabilities and have proved it by making a good legal job search, presenting the best resume and the cover letter, clearing the most difficult part i.e. the interview and bagging many offers in hand then you have surely done a lot of good to yourself. But the most important work [&#8230;]]]></description>
				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p class="first-child "><span title="I" class="cap"><span>I</span></span>f you have all the capabilities and have proved it by making a good <a href="http://www.free-press-release.com/news-lawcrossing-com-promises-finding-excellent-legal-jobs-1258107473.html"><strong>legal job search</strong></a>, presenting the best resume and the cover letter, clearing the most difficult part i.e. the interview and bagging many offers in hand then you have surely done a lot of good to yourself. But the most important work still remains, the work of taking the decision of selecting the most suitable offer. The selection of the right job is very necessary for you for this decision of yours will change your entire career and your life.</p>
<p>If you are unemployed and have successfully grabbed good offers then you need to decide which offer will help you move ahead in your career and fill further benefit you in your future life. But if you are employed and thinking of shifting to a new one then you need to decide why you want to change. If your reasons for leaving the current job are the long hours, or the boss is a tyrant or the work is boring then you are surely doing the right thing by shifting feels A Harrison Barnes.</p>
<p>A Harrison Barnes says that the choice of the legal firm totally depends upon the advantages that you are getting from the legal employer. A well known law firm is always an attraction for all the attorneys for moving to such a firm can prove to be a very good step for the future of your legal career. You may even think of a change in the type of work that you do or a change in environment that you work in can be the reasons for shifting to a new job.</p>
<p>The reasons can be different with every individual for every individual is not the same this what A Harrison Barnes believes. For some the reason may be a higher salary, for some it may be health benefits and for others it can be the after retirement plan. There are some basic factors that you need to consider before you select the most suitable job.</p>
<p><strong>Similar Values:</strong><br />
You should always select the company that has similar goals and values as yours. You will be comfortable enough to work with such an organization for it believes in the same things that you do. For example, if you give importance to the time that you spend after office then a legal firm that has billable hours is not the choice for you. You need to find a legal firm that gives importance to the after office lives of their employees. A Harrison Barnes says that you have to find the <strong>attorney job</strong> that does not ask for late hours and weekend sessions from you. This way both you and the law firm will be satisfied working together.</p>
<p><strong>Environment at the Legal Firm:</strong><br />
The culture and the environment every legal firm is different from each other. If one has the traditional and conservative culture then other may have the liberal and the entrepreneurial culture. This is what you need to decide that which culture or the environment suits you the best or where you are most comfortable to work in. You can take the decision on the basis of the things that you noticed when you went there for the interview. It is you who will decide which culture goes with your personality.</p>
<p><strong>Comfortable Colleagues to work with:</strong><br />
A very important factor that you need to think about is that the colleagues that you will be working with are comfortable to deal with or not. The biggest question you need to make yourself is that will you be able to fit in with the kind of people who you will be surrounded with at your office hours? You need to spend many hours at the work and if your colleagues or the coworkers are not friendly enough then you will not be able to continue for long at the law firm. Your success in the career lies on the kind of people you are with at work believes A Harrison Barnes. You can decide about it by asking the interviewer many questions related to the firm and also about the work environment.</p>
<p><strong>Remuneration:</strong><br />
Money is the most important factor that is needed to be considered before making a decision. You definitely wish to be paid the amount that you are worth of. Your pay may not be up to the mark but the other bonuses may do your work. The other facilities that you get along with your salary are more than enough to attract you to it. You just need to know how to negotiate says A Harrison Barnes. If you can do it well then you are definitely getting the desired amount for yourself.</p>
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		<title>Choosing a Law Field for Specialization</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 07 May 2010 13:35:48 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The decision of pursuing a law career is easier to make than deciding which area of law you wish to specialize in. A law student has many options to choose from and thus it can very confusing for him or her to choose a single field from so many areas. But it is suggested that [&#8230;]]]></description>
				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p class="first-child "><span title="T" class="cap"><span>T</span></span>he decision of pursuing a law career is easier to make than deciding  which area of law you wish to specialize in. A law student has many  options to choose from and thus it can very confusing for him or her to  choose a single field from so many areas. But it is suggested that you  select your option as soon as possible so that you can concentrate on it  and be an expert in that area.</p>
<p>There are a few major areas of law which consists of many  specializations. A. Harrison Barnes says that you can choose any of  these areas and specialize in it and have a successful <a href="http://www.complaintsboard.com/complaints/legalauthoritycom-c322405.html"><strong>legal career</strong></a> in that particular area. Some of the most popular and challenging areas  that interests a law student are &#8211; employment law, healthcare law, labor  law, bankruptcy and insurance law.</p>
<p>Employment law mainly deals with the relationship between employers and  its employees. The attorneys who are experts in this field need to have  the knowledge of hiring an employee, their wrongful termination and also  about the restrictions of employees that they face while moving to  another legal employer.</p>
<p>If you specialize in <a href="http://www.LegalAuthority.com"><strong>health care</strong></a> law then you need to have the knowledge  of all laws that are related to private and public insurance. You  should be even capable of dealing with issues related to malpractice.  You should even help organizations make a shift to manage care, and that  too in a legal and smooth way. The concentration these days have now  turned towards managed health care. And this is responsible for the  growing complications in this area of law feels A. Harrison Barnes.</p>
<p>Not many are interested in this area of law. But A. Harrison Barnes  believes that this is a field which is surely going to see a growth in  future. It is because of the change in some policies in management  techniques that are used by international corporations. In order to  specialize in this field you have to know the laws that are related to  union organization, union&#8217;s obligations to its members and collective  bargaining.</p>
<p>Bankruptcy is an area where the lawyers need to know about the  eligibility requirements that are necessary to file for certain types of  bankruptcy protection and also for the special protections that are  granted under each type. They should also know about the specific rights  of the creditors and the debtors.</p>
<p>Insurance law consists of interpretation and enforcement of liability,  life insurance policies and property. They need to emphasis on the  functions of insurance in civil litigation matters and the effects it  has on the public policy.</p>
<p>A. Harrison Barnes says that apart from the above mentioned areas of law  there are many others to choose from. It is important for you to decide  which field or area you are interested in. you cannot have the  knowledge all the areas &#8211; it is simply not possible. Thus you need to  specialize in a particular law field. This will help you in your legal  career and in your future life. You will obviously have the basic  knowledge but specializing in a particular field will act as an upper  hand for you for most employers look for attorneys who have specialized  in a particular field.</p>
<p>But before you choose your area make sure you do your homework well and  even discuss about it to your known lawyers in that particular field.  They being the experts can guide you very well in your decision. This  will not only be beneficial for your legal career but will also save  time, money and effort that you will waste by choosing or opting for  wrong field of law.</p>
<p>A. Harrison Barnes has created and now owns Legal Authority.com. He has  created to provide help to the upcoming lawyers in deciding what they  really want and even help them achieve it. They make sure that their  clients get the best they deserve that will be crucial for their future  in the legal career.</p>
<p>Legal Authority.com has recruiters who are themselves experienced  attorneys and now are experts who can guide you in the best possible  way. They provide you with complete information of the job market. This  enables the lawyers for not making wrong decisions and moving in the  undesired field. They don&#8217;t have to compromise with inferior  opportunities within the field.</p>
<p>A. Harrison Barnes&#8217;s Legal Authority.com provides the lawyers with a  bigger picture and helps them recognize the tools that are required to  be successful in the desired field. A. Harrison Barnes believes that key  to a successful legal career is not to find the ideal first job, but  instead to work at many different firms, and gain experience and skills.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[The legal profession is honoring as well as full of stress and strain. The level of stress at times is so high that not everyone is able to cope with it. There are many lawyers who start questioning them if they really suit the legal profession and if they should continue with the legal practice [&#8230;]]]></description>
				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p class="first-child "><span title="T" class="cap"><span>T</span></span>he <strong><a href="http://www.prlog.org/10544574-employmentcrossing-welcome-to-the-crosswords-of-your-job-search-which-way-will-you-go.html">legal profession</a></strong> is honoring as well as full of stress and strain. The level of stress at times is so high that not everyone is able to cope with it. There are many lawyers who start questioning them if they really suit the legal profession and if they should continue with the legal practice or go for a change in another law practicing area. These lawyers are so much under pressure that they consider shifting to another legal field. At times this stress leads them to depression making it impossible for an attorney to continue the practice.</p>
<p>There are many other reasons apart from stress which the attorneys consider to change their legal career says A Harrison Barnes from his experience. For some attorneys it is not the kind of profession that they had expected. Some are happy with the profession if they get a chance to continue work in a relaxed environment and not live a life full of stress. Many feel that they lack skills that are required to become a good lawyer and thus prefer shifting to another field.</p>
<p>But the decision of a career change is not an easy decision. You have to take enough time to think a lot about it and make many researches and consult professionals who can help you with their guidance in order to take a proper decision. You cannot take the decision lightly says A Harrison Barnes because after all it is a decision that it going to affect your legal career as well as your past, present and future life. Your entire life depends on this one decision. This decision will affect the career you will have in your future, the lifestyle that you will lead and many other areas come under the effect of this single decision.</p>
<p>But you may even think that the decision of changing the career is taken at a very late stage and it may call for some risks. A Harrison Barnes that the decision of changing does involves risk but if you have no risk then you will have no gain. You just need to take precautions with every step that you take in order to shift to another legal career. You need to move according to a plan which will help you get success in every move of yours.</p>
<p>Once you have made the decision of changing your <strong>legal career</strong>, there are some things that you need to do. The very first thing that you need to do according to A Harrison Barnes is that you have to know the exact reason why you want to change your legal career, what is the actual reason behind you taking such a decision. This will help you to know the most important thing that requires a change immediately.</p>
<p>You need to even deal with the possibilities like losing the lifestyle that you are presently leading, the possibility of your decision not being accepted by the family members or the friends and the coworkers you are presently working with. You may even fail to understand your own financial condition. You may even fear how everything will take shape after you have taken the step of changing you legal career.</p>
<p>You can even set goals for yourself. This will make things a little easier for you. The plan will help you get back on the track that you were on while at your last career. Though it may take some time but following the plan will be very beneficial for you in the near future. You can make short term plans that can be achieved in a certain period of time.</p>
<p>A Harrison Barnes suggests that you analyze yourself in every possible way. Self assessment is very necessary if you want to change the legal career. Analyze your likes and dislikes, your passions, the lifestyle that you lead and your skills. This will help you to know which legal career suits you the best and you can fit in easily. If there is any requirement that you are lacking in according to the career that you are thinking to choose then waste no time to improve those areas. If you require any sort of training that will enhance your move then you should get it without thinking about it twice.</p>
<p>You can take the advice of any mentor if you want any suggestion in choosing the right legal career for yourself. They are the experts and can guide you in every problem that you face. You have to take all the precautions before changing your legal career.</p>
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