LOL I just found an attorney on line that speaks English [Not lawyer talk] and understands the S.A.F.E.

How can I tell if she's an American, German, English, or other type of boxer?

The English suffered it during the Empire, and the US certainly does now.

We eventually won the case because it turns out that the couple doesn't speak English and they had their nine year old daughter going through the mail determining which pieces of mail were important to read.

Obviously, every owner has to decide for themselves on this.But, we do not provide it in any language other than English nor do we execute our leases and other agreements in any language other than English.There are very specific liability reasons we do not conduct business in any language other than English.I am not saying others should do what we do.

I needed a degree in english, specializing in 19th century British literature, and about $60,000 in industry training to understand what insurance policies mean.

At the very least it's been great to have all the state/local laws broken down into plain english for me.

I remember I hated english in school and I still have no real interest in it today.

I say screw 'em.Plus I hate that their call center is outsourced to India and you cannot understand a dang word they say even thought it is "english".I encourage people to look at the American Express products.

I've spent the last 10 years building up an aviation career, the last four of which were spent as an airline captain.