Samuel Roberti is an experienced trial attorney whose practice focuses on the areas of business litigation, business law, long term disability, civil litigation, condemnation, wills & estates, and personal injury litigation. Samuel Roberti was born in Long Island, New York in 1951. He was admitted to the North Carolina Bar in 1975 and is licensed to practice before all North Carolina State Courts, the U.S. Court of Appeals, Fourth Circuit, the U.S. Court of Military Appeals and the US Court of Veterans' Appeals.
Experience: Sam Roberti, Senior Partner, founded the law firm in 1979 upon discharge as a Captain from the United States Air Force, where he was an assistant Judge Advocate General. He is Past-President and Board Member of the Durham Community Guidance Clinic, Past Board Member of Downtown Durham, Inc., Past Member of the Faculty at Duke Law School, a guest lecturer at UNC Chapel Hill Law School, and a presenter at various educational seminars in the area of estate litigation.
Daniel Lauffer is an attorney whose practice is concentrated on social security disability.
Experience: Sam Roberti, Senior Partner, founded the law firm in 1979 upon discharge as a Captain from the United States Air Force, where he was an assistant Judge Advocate General. He is Past-President and Board Member of the Durham Community Guidance Clinic, Past Board Member of Downtown Durham, Inc., Past Member of the Faculty at Duke Law School, a guest lecturer at UNC Chapel Hill Law School, and a presenter at various educational seminars in the area of estate litigation.
Daniel Lauffer is an attorney whose practice is concentrated on social security disability.
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Social Security Disability Law consists of the rules and regulations that are used to determine who qualifies for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits, and the monetary amount they will receive.
Because Social Security programs are federally operated they are not subject to state and local laws.
SSDI benefits are intended to be utilized by adults who have become disabled and therefore have been unable to work for at least one full year.
These benefits are only accessible to individuals who have not yet reached retirement age that have contributed a sufficient amount into the social security system through payroll taxes.
Because Social Security programs are federally operated they are not subject to state and local laws.
SSDI benefits are intended to be utilized by adults who have become disabled and therefore have been unable to work for at least one full year.
These benefits are only accessible to individuals who have not yet reached retirement age that have contributed a sufficient amount into the social security system through payroll taxes.
Business Law (also known as Commercial Law) is the body of law that presides over both business and commerce.
Business Law is often considered to be a branch of civil law, and therefore deals with both private and public matters.
The regulation of commercial bodies through partnership, bankruptcy, company, and agency laws.
Much of a Business Lawyer's work involves trying to foresee and prevent future problems that are detrimental to a business entity or may cause legal disputes.
Business attorneys help educate company owners about the necessary, and sometimes confusing processes involved in legally establishing and protecting a business.
Business Law is often considered to be a branch of civil law, and therefore deals with both private and public matters.
The regulation of commercial bodies through partnership, bankruptcy, company, and agency laws.
Much of a Business Lawyer's work involves trying to foresee and prevent future problems that are detrimental to a business entity or may cause legal disputes.
Business attorneys help educate company owners about the necessary, and sometimes confusing processes involved in legally establishing and protecting a business.
An estate is considered to be the net worth a person has and is the accumulation of their assets less any liabilities.
In layman's terms, an estate is a person's net worth as seen through the eyes of the law.
Your estate includes your bank accounts, your home, your car, and any smaller assets in your name.
Your estate even includes any rights or license's you may have.
However, an estate is more than everything you own, it's also everything that you owe.
Estate law is the body of law that is concerned with an individual's finances and property both during their lifetime and after.
In layman's terms, an estate is a person's net worth as seen through the eyes of the law.
Your estate includes your bank accounts, your home, your car, and any smaller assets in your name.
Your estate even includes any rights or license's you may have.
However, an estate is more than everything you own, it's also everything that you owe.
Estate law is the body of law that is concerned with an individual's finances and property both during their lifetime and after.
Litigation is the term used to describe the legal proceedings initiated between two opposing parties.
Litigation is an action brought in court to enforce a particular right.
The term also refers to the act or process of bringing a lawsuit in and of itself; a judicial contest; any dispute.
To put it more plainly, litigation is the process of navigating the legal system to remedy or prevent a problem or wrongdoing.
Litigation is more than just another name for a lawsuit.
Litigation also includes the many activities that take place before, during, and after a legal proceeding intended to enforce a legal right.
Litigation is an action brought in court to enforce a particular right.
The term also refers to the act or process of bringing a lawsuit in and of itself; a judicial contest; any dispute.
To put it more plainly, litigation is the process of navigating the legal system to remedy or prevent a problem or wrongdoing.
Litigation is more than just another name for a lawsuit.
Litigation also includes the many activities that take place before, during, and after a legal proceeding intended to enforce a legal right.
Personal injury law refers to the process of legal rectifications and defenses that are involved in civil lawsuits that are brought on due to instances of wrongful conduct.
Furthermore, a "tort" is a term referencing a civil wrong that results in a claimant suffering harm or loss.
The person who commits the tortious act is legally liable for the resulting damages of their actions.
In contrast to criminal law, a tort proceeding does not involve government prosecution of a wrongdoer.
Instead, such proceedings involve a private party plaintiff that seeks compensation for the harm caused by the defendant's actions.
Furthermore, a "tort" is a term referencing a civil wrong that results in a claimant suffering harm or loss.
The person who commits the tortious act is legally liable for the resulting damages of their actions.
In contrast to criminal law, a tort proceeding does not involve government prosecution of a wrongdoer.
Instead, such proceedings involve a private party plaintiff that seeks compensation for the harm caused by the defendant's actions.
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