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Janice K.
Twenty-plus years experience in family law, employment law, public agency law, federal, state and local contracts drafting and review, appellate practice.
August 30, 2023
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Born in Dallas, Texas, Joe Craddock represents clients in a range of litigation and transactional matters covering Contracts, Real Property, Oil and Gas, and Construction Defects.
August 30, 2023
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Highly disciplined attorney with over seven years administrative litigation experience. Capable of analyzing complex research, data, and documentation to prepare and represent individuals in sensitive cases. Recognized as a leader with the ability to perform work both autonomously and collaboratively as a member of a diverse legal team. Great problem-solving skills, strong multitasking capabilities and works well under strict deadlines. A professional with a sense of humor, strong work ethic and ability to build trust across all levels.
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Bryan Kennedy C.
10-year lawyer with a B.A. in Rhetoric and Writing. I use clear, direct language instead of hollow jargon to draft effective legal documents for family law, business, and general contract situations.
August 31, 2023
Jessica I.
Jess has been practicing law since 2018, but she's been in the business world far longer. Prior to law school, she gained valuable experiences managing in both retail and service industries. As an attorney, she combines practical real-world know-how with a deep understanding of the law. Learn more at www.voyagerlawmn.com
September 4, 2023
Tetyana J.
I am a highly accomplished and dedicated immigration attorney, renowned for providing top-tier immigration legal services that consistently exceed expectations. I am known for my expertise in offering exceptional representation across a broad spectrum of immigration cases, including EB-2 National Interest Waivers (NIW), O visas, EB-1A, family-based immigration, TPS, Adjustment of status, asylum petitions, and skillful advocacy in Immigration Court proceedings. My clients rely on my unwavering commitment to their immigration needs, trusting in my in-depth knowledge of the intricate legal processes and my steadfast determination to secure favorable outcomes. My reputation as a leading authority in the field is a testament to my unwavering commitment to delivering unparalleled, high-quality immigration services. In addition, I am fluent in Ukrainian and Russian.
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Acceptable Use Policy
Florida
Why do I need an acceptable use policy?
I am being told I need an Acceptable Use Policy for our company. I want to understand why I need one.
Forest H.
A well written AUP will provide your employees, staff, and users with clear guidelines regarding what they can use company resources for and what is inappropriate. There may be conduct that blatantly crosses the line, such as using the company logistics software to break the law, but an AUP will also address those circumstances that are less clear, such as using internal messaging to ask a co-worker out on a date or to pass along inappropriate comments. It should also address potential security and data privacy breaches that may result from using poor oversight of company databases, introducing insecure devices to the network, or visiting potentially compromised websites and responding to phishing emails.
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Privacy Policy
California
What should be included in a privacy policy?
As a business owner, I am in the process of creating a website that collects personal information from visitors. I want to ensure that my website is compliant with privacy laws and protects the privacy of my visitors. I am not sure what information should be included in a privacy policy and would like to seek guidance from a lawyer.
Paul S.
There are three main parts of a privacy policy. One, you should be disclosing the kinds of information you collect from website visitors. For example: name, address, phone, email, credit card number, drivers license number, etc. Two, you should be disclosing how you use that information inside your organization. For example, for fulfilling purchases, providing customer service, processing payments, product improvement, marketing analytics, etc. Third, you should be disclosing how you share information with parties outside your organization. For example, you might use contractors and vendors to process payments, analyze website traffic, provide marketing analytics, etc. Another useful topic is how you protect information. You don't want to get so detailed that you give hackers a road map, but you can make general statements about using encryption, etc. And depending on the nature of your website and business, you may need to address GDPR or collecting information from children.
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