Business Opportunity Buyers Have State Rights

Tuesday, November 10, 2009 | by Jimmy Ingram

Editor's Note:

This article discuses some very important points about comments and blog posts that you need to consider due to the litigious nature of our society.

There is a well-known authority on business opportunity laws, Mr. Caffey,an attorney in DC, he stresses victims of business opportunity companies are granted essential rights under most state laws. There has to be a full, pre-sale disclosure document attached that outlines the "cooling-off period" after the sale is made, most state's have a statute that allow dissatisfied buyers that have not receive this information or that have been defrauded in some way to bring a lawsuit against the seller in their state court. Business opportunity laws also will allow the buyer to be completely reimburse their court costs and their attorney's costs, so there are several built-in paths to pursue the manufacturers/sellers/distributors that violate the state's business opportunity laws

 Legal Implications Of Blog & Forum Postings

Tuesday, November 10, 2009 | by Terry S Vostor

Should ISPs, webmasters and host-masters be held legally and morally responsible for posts or even comments made by the blogs and web-sites that they host and administer ? Which comes first the chicken or the egg ?

Making Yourself Financially Independent Isn't Lucky - It's Planning

Friday, November 6, 2009 | by Shane Flait

If you want to accomplish something, you'll invariably need a plan - an effective plan. Most people think becoming financially independent is a pie-in-the-sky happenstance for those with high incomes, lottery winners, and lucky investors. They're wrong.

With commitment and a mindset, it's within reach of most. In this article I'll map out a way that almost everybody can achieve financial independence if they put their mind to it.