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July, 2019

We want to thank all of you who take the time to read the news letters we are sending and we hope that you are finding the information beneficial. At Tindall Law Firm, LLC we enjoy sharing valuable tips regarding the law; offering articles on hot issues in the law; commenting on topics of interest; and helping you navigate the tricky world of the law, which is ever changing.  
 
At any time if you have any questions on any of the materials you find in our newsletter or any other legal issues, please do not hesitate to contact me. If there is any legal issue of interest that you would like to see addressed in our newsletter, please let us know. 
 
We value your feedback very much. We treasure our clients very much and we aim to treat each of you as a member of our family and with a commitment to excellence, zealous advocacy on your behalf, and quality service. 
 
All the best, 
Attorney Tavis Tindall


Tips from Tindall
Arbitration vs Litigation
Excerpt from Article Written By  Jean Murry The Balances MD
 
You may have encountered an arbitration clause in a contract and wondered what it is and whether you should be happy or upset about this clause.

Or a colleague may have suggested to you that you include an arbitration clause in a contract, and you are wondering why this would benefit you.
Arbitration as a process is very different from the process of litigation (trying cases in court), for business. You are probably familiar with the litigation process, but you may not be familiar with arbitration. 
 
 
Differences Between Arbitration and Litigation
 
Litigation is a very old process that involves determining issues through a court, with a judge or jury. In this case, we're talking about civil litigation - disputes between two parties (as opposed to criminal litigation, which involves the people against a law-breaker).   
 
Arbitration, on the other hand, involves two parties in a dispute who agree to work with a disinterested third party in an attempt to resolve the dispute. In arbitration, there may be one or more arbitrators who hear both sides of the issue and who make a decision. 


At Tindall Law Firm, LLC, we are your local legal resource in Connecticut. With 20 years of experience, Attorney Tavis Tindall has the knowledge and skill handle your legal question. For a free consultation, please call  203-755-0018 or contact us online.
Use summer to prepare for the "winter of your life"? 

Births, deaths, marriages, new business, retirement. So many things can happen throughout the year that can cause you to need changes in you estate plan, will, power of attorney and more. Here are 11 end of life documents you should have in order:
 
Living Will
POLST (Physician orders for life sustaining treatment)
Power of attorney for Healthcare/Healthcare proxy
Durable power of attorney
DNR/DNI orders
Diminishing capacity letters
Organ donor designation
Life insurance
Personal property memorandum
Digital assets memorandum
 
Keep a list of where important documents and items are kept, and provide it to your financial adviser or another trusted individual. That includes everything from key documents like wills, powers of attorney and Social Security cards, as well as physical items like keys to the car and your safe deposit box. It also helps to have account logins and passwords, and details that could help caregivers like long-term care policies or veterans benefits eligibility.
 
 
Tindall Law Firm is here at your service to assist with the wide variety of changes your family or business may encounter throughout the year. Please contact office and set up an appointment  to review or update your current estate plan. 

At Tindall Law Firm we work hard for clients every day. We all want to see clients receive the justice and compensation they deserve. I hope you all have had a great summer and are looking forward to the fall season. 

As a family-based business, our staff is close, and we extend that friendly, caring attitude to our clients. We treat our clients as if they are our own family and truly care about them as more than just a number. It is this quality along with superior service and competent representation that has allowed us to become the "lawyer for life" for all of our clients and their families and friends to whom they refer us.  

 
Sincerely,
 
Tavis Tindall
Tindall Law Firm, LLC


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