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The Law Exchange is a quarterly newsletter published by Johns, Flaherty & Collins to inform clients and colleagues of legal trends and topical issues. In it you'll find stories about a variety of subjects, including everything from business and estate planning to personal injury and family law. 

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• Summer 2008 — Updating Your Will, Fireworks Laws, Accommodating Workers with Disabilities

• Spring 2008 — Guide to Criminal Justice System, Safeguarding Your Social Security Number, Tips for Getting Clients to Pay Bills

• Winter 2008 — Understanding Class-Action Lawsuits, Adjusting Child Support, Product Recalls

• Fall 2007 — Age Discrimination, Permits and Licenses for New Small Businesses, Safeguarding Your Company from Employee Fraud

• Summer 2007 — Protecting Your Business From Legal Action, Airline Travel and Personal E-mail at Work

• Spring 2007 — Estate Planning for Unmarried Couples, Tax Audits and Parental Liability

• Winter 2007 — Auto Accidents, Financing Your Business, Understanding Defamation

• Fall 2006 — Tax Reconciliation Act, Good Samaritan Law, Product Liability Protects Consumers

• Summer 2006 — Neighbors and Nuisances, Contract Basics, Car Searches

• Spring 2006 — Property Assessments, Airport Screening, Business Regulations

• Winter 2006 — Government Relations Help for Growing Businesses, Temporary Orders in Divorce, Mobile Home Leases

• Fall 2005 — Credit Counseling and Bankruptcy, Divorced Parents, Officers’ and Directors’ Liability Insurance

• Summer 2005 — Healthcare Powers of Attorney, Social Security Benefits, Workers Comp

• Spring 2005 — Collections, Online Poker, Privacy Laws

• Winter 2005 — Divorce and Taxes, Lemon Law, Designating Beneficiaries