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LEGAL SERVICE FAQs
- LEGAL PROFESSIONALS AND UNDERSTAND SUMMONS AND COMPLAINT?.
- How can I file a complaint against an attorney?
- How can I file a complaint against a judge?
- What is a summons and complaint?
- LEGAL SERVICES HANDLE?.
- Where can I obtain a referral for private legal services?
- What kind of information will I need to apply for services?
- What kind of cases does Legal Services handle?
- What cases Legal Services does NOT handle?
- What is East River Legal Services?
- What type of services do you offer?
- What kind of cases does ERLS handle?
- WHAT IS THE
- What is a Memorandum of Understanding?
- What is the legal status of Caltech?
- What is the tax status of Caltech?
- What is the Jet Propulsion Laboratory's relationship to Caltech?
- What if a process server asks me to "accept service" of any legal document on behalf of Caltech or JPL?
- What is the difference between Facilities Use and Technical Services?
- How does Caltech protect the privacy of my student records?
- What will the legal service cost?
- What is the eligibility criteria?
- WHAT IS A
- What is a contract?
- What are the Export Control Regulations?
- What is an export?
- What should I do if I was involved in a car accident in an Institute vehicle off site?
- What is a subpoena?
- CAMPUS SAFETY AND EMERGENCY PROCEDURES GUIDE.
- What should I do if I have knowledge of an accident on campus?
- What should I do if I have noticed something on campus that may pose a safety concern?
- What should I do if I have a health or safety emergency on campus?
- What should I do if I have a violent or threatening co-worker?
- How can I learn more about safety programs and crime prevention efforts on campus?
- What should I do if I have been called for jury duty?
- What should I do if I have received a Hold Order?
- What should I do if I have a nondisclosure agreement (NDA) to be reviewed?
- WHO
- What is Fundamental Research?
- Who should negotiate sponsored research agreements?
- AT CALTECH?
- What immigration options are available for foreign nationals working and studying at Caltech?
- Where can I find general information regarding sponsored projects?
- Where do I find the policies and procedures governing students at Caltech?
- CONTRACTOR THREATENS OR BREACHES CONTRACT WITH CALTECH.
- What should I do if one of Caltech's contractors threatens to sue?
- What if a contractor has not upheld their contractual duties to Caltech or JPL?
- What should I do if I want to send or receive materials to or from another university or entity?
- What should I do if my Caltech house or club wishes to have an event away from the Caltech campus?
- Who do I contact if I would like CCLA to present at my agency or event?
- REASONS TO CHOOSE A LAW FIRM.
- Why choose a law firm?
- ATTORNEY-CLIENT PRIVILEGE?.
- What is attorney-client privilege?
- How will I know which attorney in the group is best for me?
- What do you get for your attorney’s fee?
- What is a contingency fee?
- What information do you need from me in order to get started?
- Where did you hear of us?
- FOR LEGAL ADVICE AND QUESTIONS?.
- When should I seek legal advice?
- What do I do when I have a question?
- What do I do if I have a legal question on a different matter than any pending case?
- INVOLVEMENT OF NON-CALTECH ATTORNEY: KEY CONSIDERATIONS.
- What should I do if I am contacted by a non-Caltech attorney about a legal issue involving the Institute?
- How will I be kept informed of my case?
- What about litigation costs or out-of-pocket expenses?
- What about money to be held “in trust” by my attorney?
- What about special office hours?
- PERSONAL INJURY CASE?
- Who is considered a foreign person?
- What types of cases are considered personal injury?
- What types of personal injury cases do you handle?
- How long is the statute of limitations to file suit for a Missouri personal injury case?
- What types of damages are available in a personal injury case?
LEGAL PROFESSIONALS AND UNDERSTAND SUMMONS AND COMPLAINT?.
Q: How can I file a complaint against an attorney?
A: If you have a grievance against a lawyer in North Carolina, you should file a complaint with the North Carolina State Bar.
Q: How can I file a complaint against a judge?
A: The North Carolina Judicial Standards Commission is responsible for investigating complaints against judges in the state.
Q: What is a summons and complaint?
A: A plaintiff must serve a summons and complaint on the defendant informing the defendant about the nature of the allegations against the defendant and the damages that the plaintiff seeks.
LEGAL SERVICES HANDLE?.
Q: Where can I obtain a referral for private legal services?
A: The North Carolina State Bar provides a Lawyer Referral Service which can be contacted at (919) 677-8574 or https://www.ncbar.org/public-resources/find-an-nc-lawyer/.
Q: What kind of information will I need to apply for services?
A: You will be asked about your income, the property you own, your zip code, family size and composition, age, race, and citizenship or immigration status. We will ask about your legal problem and any other people involved.
Q: What kind of cases does Legal Services handle?
A: Legal Services handles most kinds of civil legal case. The most common are: Housing, Domestic Violence, Special Education, Public Benefits, Consumer Issues, Senior Cases, Immigration and low-income business and non-profit representation.
Q: What cases Legal Services does NOT handle?
A: Legal Services cannot handle personal injury, traffic law, bankruptcies, criminal cases or divorces unless directly related to domestic violence or abuse.
Q: What is East River Legal Services?
A: Civil legal aid is a combination of services and resources that helps Americans of all backgrounds including those who face the toughest legal challenges: children, veterans, seniors, ill or disabled people, and victims of domestic violence.
Q: What type of services do you offer?
A: If you are a low-income person in the U.S., you may be eligible for free legal assistance.
The following are some examples of the types of civil legal problems ERLS can help with:
Family law: divorce, child custody, child support, adoption, domestic violence, guardianship, paternity, visitation, and more.
Bankruptcy: filing for bankruptcy, creditors' rights, and more.
Consumer problems: credit, collections, identity theft
The following are some examples of the types of civil legal problems ERLS can help with:
Family law: divorce, child custody, child support, adoption, domestic violence, guardianship, paternity, visitation, and more.
Bankruptcy: filing for bankruptcy, creditors' rights, and more.
Consumer problems: credit, collections, identity theft
Q: What kind of cases does ERLS handle?
A: The El Paso County Equal Rights Legal Services (ERLS) provides free legal services to low-income residents with legal issues in the following areas of law: family law, housing law, economic stability, safety and health, and populations with special vulnerabilities.
WHAT IS THE
Q: What is a Memorandum of Understanding?
A: An MOU is a document that sets forth understandings between parties regarding collaborations and cooperation in pursuit of mutually agreeable objectives. An MOU may or may not include the specific details of the understanding and often does not involve exchange of funds or firm commitments by either party. However, depending on the terms of an MOU, a court may consider an MOU to be a binding agreement.
Q: What is the legal status of Caltech?
A: Caltech is a nonprofit public benefit corporation organized under the laws of the State of California. Its registered agent for service of process is CT Corporation System, 330 N. Brand Blvd., Suite 700, Glendale, CA, 91203.
Q: What is the tax status of Caltech?
A: Caltech is a nonprofit tax-exempt organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
Q: What is the Jet Propulsion Laboratory's relationship to Caltech?
A: JPL is an unincorporated operating subdivision of Caltech, and JPL employees are Caltech employees.
Q: What if a process server asks me to "accept service" of any legal document on behalf of Caltech or JPL?
A: If you are served with legal documents relating to Caltech or JPL matters, you should contact the Office of General Counsel immediately.
Q: What is the difference between Facilities Use and Technical Services?
A: A Facilities Use Agreement is for the use of campus facilities and a Technical Services Agreement is for when campus staff or faculty can provide a unique item or perform a unique service.
Can I use a Facilities Use Agreement for research?
No, research performed by Caltech faculty and staff should be handled by a Sponsored Research Agreement, not a Facilities Use Agreement.
Can I use a Technical Services Agreement for research?
No, research performed by Caltech faculty and staff should
Can I use a Facilities Use Agreement for research?
No, research performed by Caltech faculty and staff should be handled by a Sponsored Research Agreement, not a Facilities Use Agreement.
Can I use a Technical Services Agreement for research?
No, research performed by Caltech faculty and staff should
Q: How does Caltech protect the privacy of my student records?
A: The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA) affords students certain rights with respect to their educational records.
-Caltech policy establishes limitations on the release of student records.
-More complete information is found in Caltech's Catalog under Access to Student Records.
-Caltech policy establishes limitations on the release of student records.
-More complete information is found in Caltech's Catalog under Access to Student Records.
Q: What will the legal service cost?
A: You are entitled to know what your fee will be before your first visit with a lawyer.
Lawyers may charge an hourly rate, a flat fee, or a contingency fee.
Other potential fees may include a minimum fee or a pre-payment.
We try to keep legal fees as reasonable as possible.
Lawyers may charge an hourly rate, a flat fee, or a contingency fee.
Other potential fees may include a minimum fee or a pre-payment.
We try to keep legal fees as reasonable as possible.
Q: What is the eligibility criteria?
A: ERLS can only accept clients with a household income within 125% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines. In some cases, we can accept clients with a household income within 200% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines.
WHAT IS A
Q: What is a contract?
A: If you are unsure whether a document you are being asked to sign creates legal obligations on your part, please contact Caltech's Office of General Counsel for clarification.
Q: What are the Export Control Regulations?
A: The ECR are federal laws and regulations that govern the export of controlled sensitive technology, technical data, equipment, software, biological agents, and related data and services for national security reasons. These laws require that licenses be obtained for exports, including deemed exports, unless an exception exists.
Q: What is an export?
A: An export is a shipment or transfer of items, technical data or technology, technical services, hardware or software subject to the Export Control Regulations (ECR) out of the United States, or the release of technology, software, or technical data subject to the ECR to a foreign national.
Q: What should I do if I was involved in a car accident in an Institute vehicle off site?
A: Contact the local police to make a report. If it is a serious accident, you should also contact Caltech security and the Division or Department from whom you borrowed the vehicle.
Q: What is a subpoena?
A: If you receive a subpoena, please contact the Office of the General Counsel.
CAMPUS SAFETY AND EMERGENCY PROCEDURES GUIDE.
Q: What should I do if I have knowledge of an accident on campus?
A: In the event of an accident at Caltech campus, immediately contact Campus security from on-campus telephones by dialing 5000 or from off-campus telephones by dialing (626) 395-5000.
Q: What should I do if I have noticed something on campus that may pose a safety concern?
A: If someone is in immediate danger, call x5000 on campus or (626) 395-5000. If the safety concern is less immediate, please contact the Environmental, Health, and Safety office at (626) 395-6727.
Q: What should I do if I have a health or safety emergency on campus?
A: The law requires that we report to the Title IX Coordinator or Deputy Title IX Coordinator when there is a possible violation of the sexual misconduct policy.
Q: What should I do if I have a violent or threatening co-worker?
A: If you are being harassed, tell your supervisor and Employee Relations. If you are in immediate danger, call Security at x5000 or (626) 395-5000.
Q: How can I learn more about safety programs and crime prevention efforts on campus?
A: Caltech is committed to ensuring the safety and security of its community. Caltech's Annual Security and Fire Safety Report (ASR) provides detailed information about the school's crime-prevention and safety-related services and programs, as well as resources to educate and empower current and prospective students and employees.
Q: What should I do if I have been called for jury duty?
A: You must comply with the jury summons, unless the court excuses you. Please review your summons to see if you meet any of the criteria for being excused from jury service, or postponing jury service, and follow the procedures outlined in your summons.
Q: What should I do if I have received a Hold Order?
A: A Hold Order is an important directive from the Office of the General Counsel which instructs you to retain all records (e.g., emails, word documents, power point presentations, data, recorded matter, etc.) related to the issue identified in the Hold Order. When you receive a Hold Order, please read it carefully and comply with its instructions. Failure to comply with a Hold Order can result in serious legal consequences for the Institute. If you have any questions about the Hold Order you
Q: What should I do if I have a nondisclosure agreement (NDA) to be reviewed?
A: No.
WHO
Q: What is Fundamental Research?
A: Fundamental research is exempt from the license requirements of the ECR.
Q: Who should negotiate sponsored research agreements?
A: The appropriate office should be contacted when a sponsor wishes to enter into an agreement to fund research at campus or JPL.
AT CALTECH?
Q: What immigration options are available for foreign nationals working and studying at Caltech?
A: The most common nonimmigrant statuses for foreign nationals studying and working at Caltech are F, J, E-3, H, O, and TN. The International Offices work closely with each foreign national to ensure that the individual has an appropriate nonimmigrant status.
Q: Where can I find general information regarding sponsored projects?
A: The guide covers the following topics:
- What is a sponsored project?
- What are the different types of sponsors?
- What are the benefits of sponsored projects?
- What are the risks of sponsored projects?
- How do I find sponsors?
- How do I prepare a proposal?
- How do I negotiate a sponsored project agreement?
- How do I administer a sponsored project?
- What are the compliance requirements for sponsored projects?
- What is a sponsored project?
- What are the different types of sponsors?
- What are the benefits of sponsored projects?
- What are the risks of sponsored projects?
- How do I find sponsors?
- How do I prepare a proposal?
- How do I negotiate a sponsored project agreement?
- How do I administer a sponsored project?
- What are the compliance requirements for sponsored projects?
Q: Where do I find the policies and procedures governing students at Caltech?
A: The primary source of information for policies and procedures governing Caltech's academic relationship with students is the Caltech Catalog. The Student Affairs website also provides easy access to Institute policies that apply to all members of the Caltech community and Student Affairs policies that apply specifically to students, including the following policies: Alcohol and Other Drugs on Campus; Fire Safety; Good Samaritan Policy; Hazing Prevention; Missing Student; Mural Policy in Caltech Houses; and Student Problem-Resolution Process.
CONTRACTOR THREATENS OR BREACHES CONTRACT WITH CALTECH.
Q: What should I do if one of Caltech's contractors threatens to sue?
A: Contact your purchasing department if you have a question about an existing contract. If you have a question about a potential contract (i.e. you think someone is trying to commit fraud), contact the Office of the General Counsel.
Q: What if a contractor has not upheld their contractual duties to Caltech or JPL?
A: If you have a problem with a Caltech purchase order or contract, please contact the Caltech Purchasing hotline at (626) 395-8900. If you have a problem with a JPL purchase order or subcontract, please contact the assigned JPL subcontract manager.
Q: What should I do if I want to send or receive materials to or from another university or entity?
A: MTAs are agreements that define the terms of transfer of tangible research materials between two parties and are typically negotiated between a provider and a recipient of the materials. MTAs are also known as Material Transfer Agreements (MTAs), Material Transfer Contracts (MTCs), and Material Transfer Arrangements (MTAs).
What is a Material Transfer Agreement?
A Material Transfer Agreement (MTA) is a contract that governs the transfer of tangible research materials between two parties. MTAs
What is a Material Transfer Agreement?
A Material Transfer Agreement (MTA) is a contract that governs the transfer of tangible research materials between two parties. MTAs
Q: What should I do if my Caltech house or club wishes to have an event away from the Caltech campus?
A: 1. You need to register your event through the student affairs events registration website.
2. If your event is off campus, you may need to sign a Consent, Release, and Assumption of Risk form.
2. If your event is off campus, you may need to sign a Consent, Release, and Assumption of Risk form.
Q: Who do I contact if I would like CCLA to present at my agency or event?
A: Please email us at info@cclalaw.org or call us at 954-736-2482 if you would like CCLA to attend and present at your community event, resource fair, job fair, or training.
REASONS TO CHOOSE A LAW FIRM.
Q: Why choose a law firm?
A: The law is complex, and no one attorney can know everything. Our team of specialists can help you with nearly any legal issue you may have.
ATTORNEY-CLIENT PRIVILEGE?.
Q: What is attorney-client privilege?
A: The attorney-client privilege is a legal right to keep confidential certain communications between a client and his or her attorney.
Q: How will I know which attorney in the group is best for me?
A: – One attorney will be responsible for the overall progress of the case, but from time to time, another attorney may perform certain duties within the case itself.
Q: What do you get for your attorney’s fee?
A: The Law Offices of Jason M. Welborn, P.C. is the best law firm in the area and you will receive the best possible legal representation through them.
Q: What is a contingency fee?
A: A contingency fee is where you agree to pay your attorney a percentage of the money you recover if you win your case. If you lose, you don’t owe the attorney anything.
Q: What information do you need from me in order to get started?
A: You should bring all medical records, medical bills, health information and any other relevant documents regarding your personal injury case to your initial consultation.
Q: Where did you hear of us?
A: If you want to establish an attorney-client relationship with us, you should not use this form.
FOR LEGAL ADVICE AND QUESTIONS?.
Q: When should I seek legal advice?
A: You should consult an attorney if you have questions about the law or your legal rights or status.
Q: What do I do when I have a question?
A: We want you to ask questions and we will respond to you as quickly as possible.
Q: What do I do if I have a legal question on a different matter than any pending case?
A: Call our office and we will help you figure out which lawyer is best for your question. Fees will be charged in accordance with our regular practice.
INVOLVEMENT OF NON-CALTECH ATTORNEY: KEY CONSIDERATIONS.
Q: What should I do if I am contacted by a non-Caltech attorney about a legal issue involving the Institute?
A: If you are not an attorney and someone contacts you seeking information about Caltech or its employees or divisions, please contact the Office of the General Counsel before providing any information on behalf of Caltech.
Q: How will I be kept informed of my case?
A: We communicate with our clients regularly and keep them updated on their legal matters. We also let them know when their presence is required for meetings or court appearances.
Q: What about litigation costs or out-of-pocket expenses?
A: You will likely have to pay for some out-of-pocket expenses related to your legal matter, such as fees for reports or documents, court reporters, licenses, permits, and filing fees. The amount of these charges will depend on the complexity of your case.
Q: What about money to be held “in trust” by my attorney?
A: We have a separate bank account for all of our clients’ money.
Q: What about special office hours?
A: If you need to meet with us outside of regular business hours, we may charge a surcharge.
PERSONAL INJURY CASE?
Q: Who is considered a foreign person?
A: A foreign person is anyone who is not a U.S. Person.
Q: What types of cases are considered personal injury?
A: Personal injury cases are incidents in which injuries or deaths have occurred as a result of another’s carelessness, recklessness or intentional wrongdoing.
Q: What types of personal injury cases do you handle?
A: We are personal injury attorneys who handle all types of cases including, motor vehicle accidents, tractor trailer accidents, slip and falls, dog bites, wrongful deaths and more.
Q: How long is the statute of limitations to file suit for a Missouri personal injury case?
A: The statute of limitations for personal injury cases varies based on the type of case for the specific limit in your case consult with an attorney.
Q: What types of damages are available in a personal injury case?
A: You may be entitled to reimbursement for all of your injury related expenses.