The Earth thanks you generously for your love, we will save for you “her words of gratitude”
Hard work on earth always brings results. As soon as it hurts when other people’s combines, trucks drive into the field and take your crop, like this openly, in broad daylight, and even accompanied by law enforcement agencies. You think: “I’ll sort out something wrong in the documents tomorrow, I’ll take my crop back”, but tomorrow the crop disappears, it is put into storage, then given back again, and then it was “eaten by mice” in one day 400 tons of corn. And there is no one to compensate you for the losses, and it turned out that this was a mistake, but where to pay loans, and where to get money for sowing next year, and how to pay off the shareholders, and what to live for? These questions don’t seem to have an answer.
You need to think ahead and carry out a series of actions before the start of the capture of the crop.
We told you about only one of the types of illegal crop capture, and how many more options.
You always worry about your crops ahead of time: you fertilize the land, apply herbicides, pesticides, etc. But you don’t worry about your crop getting into your “closet” – your warehouses, you think that this item of expenditure is useless to you, but this is not so, because you apply herbicides before the weeds “killed » Your crops and even before weeds appear. So you need to get legal assistance before you go to the field to harvest, otherwise it will be many times more expensive, and sometimes without achieving a result – “return the harvest”, and litigation drags on for years.
But even when you see strangers in your field, call us, we know how to save the harvest.
And even when you lost your harvest, but did not turn to a lawyer, it is still not too late to return it and we will make it so that not mice will answer to you, but specific people, and not in words, but in money.
We are confident, we are persistent, we do not forgive the harm to our client, but only allow him to make such decisions, we do not retreat before anyone and use all possible legal resources in our work to achieve our goals.
We are armed with the law and use it skillfully.
We have experience defending against hostile takeovers, activist responses and proxy disputes.
We always find the cause of your problems and remove it forever.
Natural disasters
Be Prepared for Tomorrow, It Doesn’t Always Bring Good News
Be Prepared for Tomorrow, It Doesn’t Always Bring Good News
Among the many challenges farmers face, the weather has the biggest impact on them. Hurricanes, floods, fires, droughts and disease outbreakslong term impact on landand then to farms and families that depend on their profitability.
Development of a disaster management plancan help farms overcome Mother Nature’s most devastating natural disasters and reduce the loss of crops, livestock or infrastructure.
What do we offer?
- Implementation of a land and water management strategy
- Implementation of modern security equipment, including fire safety, accompanied by regulatory acts
- Implementing biosecurity measures to prevent disease
- Disaster planning and risk identification
We understandagricultural instabilityand the problems that farmers in our country face throughout the year. When a natural disaster affects your farm, the consequences can be long-term. Find out how Legal Defense can help you recover from the financial impact of a natural disaster and get your business back on track.
Crop insurance can be one of the best ways to protect income in the event of damage to field crops. Farm disaster planning should include an analysis to determine if crop insurance is appropriate for a particular farm.
In addition, farmers, like other business owners, must back up computers and use offsite storage for electronic and paper records that are indispensable and easily protected but often forgotten.
And no matter what small company you have, analyze its activities, close your eyes for a moment and think, what if tomorrow ..
- Do you have an emergency plan?
- What about the evacuation plan?
- Make an assessment of manure storage, water and feed, and electricity needs.
- Inventory and label chemicals, fuels, fertilizers and equipment.
- Create lists of emergency contacts, suppliers, and employees for employees.
What happens when the disaster is over?
What happens when the disaster is over?
Owners of livestock, agricultural crops can apply for assistance within the framework of state assistance, attract other investments to restore their business.
Lean on our shoulder, we will help you in the most difficult moments.