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NNRC Announces New City Pages

(Folsom, California) January 30, 2019

The National Network Reporting Company (NNRC) is pleased to announce their brand-new city pages. The NNRC already has a great directory of cities covered by NNRC members based on their state. Now, the national court reporting firm has taken an extra step to provide their clients a short page on the member that covers that city.

For instance, if an attorney wants to learn a little more about the court reporting firm that takes care of Barnstable, Massachusetts, all they have to do is go to the Massachusetts state page, click on Barnstable, and be taken to a page that introduces the NNRC member firm, O’Brien & Levine. The pages are sleek, easy to read, and helpful to future clients.

It’s really great to have all your legal needs taken care of in one place,” Brandon Bell, a legal expert in Illinois, says. “The NNRC not only eliminates the process of spending hours to find the right litigation firm, but also eliminates any doubts an attorney might have about the quality of the firm. With the NNRC, you know you are booking the best of the best.”

Since 1983, the National Court Reporting Firm has been providing attorneys and paralegals the best litigation professionals in the business. What was once five diligent court reporting firms has transformed into 55 global customer-oriented, technologically litigation firms. These firms are guaranteed to be home to the most timely, accurate, and efficient professionals in the business who truly care about the outcome of your case.

For more information about the National Network Reporting Company, call (866) 337-6672 or email debbed@nnrc.com.

NNRC Administrative Office

950 Glenn Drive, Suite 150 Folsom, CA 95630

Announcements, Columbus Court Reporters, Court Reporters, Law 01/17/2019

Anderson Reporting Announces New Areas of Practice Page

by: Tina Frangelica

(Columbus, Ohio) January 17, 2019

Anderson Reporting is pleased to announce the latest addition to their “Areas of Practice” page. Attorneys who work within the field of tax law can turn to Anderson Reporting with complete confidence they are booking a court reporting professional with vast knowledge of the subject. These tax law court reporters are fluent in the difficult terminology and nuances that come with the practice, making them an invaluable addition to any case.

But it isn’t just Anderson Reporting’s tax law court reporters that perpetuate the Columbus court reporters’ status as timely, accurate, dedicated, and knowledgeable. The staff at Anderson specialize in over a dozen areas of practice. Civil rights attorneys can except the same quality of service from their hired court reporters that real estate attorneys can except.

Court reporters that have a complete understanding of their attorney’s area of practice can make a massive difference in the outcome of a case,” Brandon Bell of St. Louis, Missouri says. “Their transcripts are more accurate, and they are more in sync with their attorney, which is vastly important.”

Offering clients specialized court reporters is just one step in Anderson Reporting’s mission—to provide past, present, and future clients with the best services available in the court reporting industry. Each and every one of their services have been tailored to meet the needs of their clients as best as possible. It’s how they’ve come to offer a 24/7 online booking engine, for attorneys and paralegals on the go.

For more information on Anderson Reporting and their court reporters, call 614-326-0177, email ganderson@andersonreporting.com, or visit their offices.

1421 West Third Avenue, Columbus, OH 43212

Announcements, Law, Law Firms 11/15/2018

Mark Shalloway Defines What Financial Exploitation of Elders Is

by: Tina Frangelica

(West Palm Beach, Florida) November 15, 2018

Mark Shalloway, owner of Shalloway and Shalloway, is pleased to announce the firm’s newsletter on financial exploitation of elders. While most people think of elder abuse as physical assault or neglect, there is much more that can cause serious harm to a senior. Out of the types of abuse that unfortunately befall too many vulnerable adults, financial exploitation is one of the most prevalent.

“Elders are financially exploited when an individual illegally takes, misuses, or conceals their funds, properties or assets.” The newsletter states. Shalloway’s piece outlines that the two of the most common forms of financial abuse include fraud by strangers, or exploitation by relatives and/or caregivers.

In this newsletter, Shalloway informs us that, while there is no clear-cut definition of financial abuse, there are many signs to look out for. From strangers, it could mean a sweepstakes winner scam, where the winner must pay a ridiculous fee before claiming their “prize,” or gold bar/diamond scam, where the scammer offers to purchase the elder’s “fake” jewelry at a large discount. From, a relative, it could mean signing/cashing pension checks without permission, or continually borrowing money and never repaying it. To learn more about what financial abuse is, and how to recognize it, read the newsletter.

This publication is one of many from the elder law firm, Shalloway and Shalloway. The staff are dedicated to not only protecting the rights of the elder community, but educating these elders and their family members so that they can better protect themselves and their assets. The firm’s free, monthly seminars are designed to take that teaching and put a face to the name.

The staff at Shalloway & Shalloway truly care about the people,” Brandon Bell of St. Louis, Missouri says. “That is the most important aspect of their work, I think.”

For more information on Shalloway and Shalloway, call (561) 686-6200, go to their website, or visit their offices.

1400 Centrepark Blvd, Suite #600, West Palm Beach, FL 33401

Announcements, Law, Legal News 08/23/2018

Mark Shalloway Announces “The Middle Class Guide to Medicaid Planning”

by: Tina Frangelica

(West Palm Beach, Florida) August 23, 2018

Mark Shalloway of Shalloway & Shalloway P.A is pleased to announce the publication of “The Middle Class Guide to Medicaid Planning.” This publication covers the many questions that comes with caring for an aged loved one. The short, but detailed and easily digestible, PDF addresses when the need for aid arises, how much these programs cost, and what will or will not pay for these important resources.

In a recent interview, Shalloway reveals that the middle class do not make enough money to sustain paying for the expensive monthly costs of nursing homes while sustaining their own lives. That being said, the middle class make too much money to grant them any assistance for the government. This leads to middle class citizens running themselves poor in an attempt to pay for aid services, or simply not even getting the help they so desperately need.

The answer to their prayers is Medicaid. This guide is designed to provide assistance to the middle class, a division of the SES that Mark Shalloway feels is horribly underrepresented. With the guide, middle class citizens can easily discover what options of Medicaid planning work best for them. The guide illustrates what will and will not work along with Medicaid, and offers a great breadth of information for the reader to discover.

Along with the guide, middle class citizens should turn to a lawyer who specializes in Elder Law, such as Mark Shalloway. Mark Shalloway has worked in the realm of Elder Law for over 25 years, has served on a number of committees dedicated to elder law, and is a vocal advocate for the elder and special needs communities. His firm is dedicated to making the lives of his clients easier.

To contact Shalloway & Shalloway and for more information on the guide, call (561) 686-6200, or visit their website.

1400 Centrepark Blvd, Suite #700, West Palm Beach, FL 33401

Law, Law Firms, Legal News 07/02/2018

Mark Shalloway Instructs How to Streamline Your Estate

by: Tina Frangelica

(West Palm Beach, Florida) July 2, 2018

Mark Shalloway is pleased to provide his past, present, and future clientele with helpful tips on how to streamline your estate. Shalloway, founder of Shalloway & Shalloway, holds monthly seminars to educate the public on various topics that encompass the many aspects of elder law. A recent blog posts takes one of those topics and condenses it into bite-sized bits of information that are easy to comprehend. The piece discusses the best way to look through one’s belongings and how to consolidate assets—important, but often neglected aspects of estate planning.

Mark Shalloway is an elder law attorney based out of West Palm Beach. He and his firm have been representing the ever-growing elder community since 1989. Recently, Shalloway has been recognized as one of the top estate planning lawyers in West Palm Beach, as well as making the 2018 Super Lawyers List.

So when former clientele refer to Mr. Shalloway and his firm as “life changing” with the ability to turn a situation from “desperate to hopeful,” it isn’t surprising. Mark Shalloway has built a team of hardworking attorneys whose primary goals are to make life better for their clients.

The staff at Shalloway & Shalloway are known to be helpful, accommodating, and respectful. This is precisely the type of service not only elders, but their families, so desperately need, especially during the trials this sort of transition presents.

To contact Shalloway & Shalloway or to learn more about the firm, call (561) 686-6200, or visit their website.