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Criminal Defense Should Cash Bail Be Abolished?

Should Cash Bail Be Abolished?

By Richard Dahl | Last updated on

While a few states have taken steps to give judges more leeway to waive cash bail when they think situations warrant it, only one state has decided to take the...

Law and Daily Life Safe Driving Tips for Winter Holiday Trips

Safe Driving Tips for Winter Holiday Trips

By Heather Kennedy-Bordeaux, Esq. | Last updated on

The unexpected can happen on any road trip, whether just a few blocks or thousands of miles away. No one wants to call in late to a family dinner from a ditch....

Law and Daily Life Can Your Business Survive a Natural Disaster?

Can Your Business Survive a Natural Disaster?

By Stephanie Rabiner, Esq. | Last updated on

It's National Preparedness Month! Can your small business survive a natural disaster? Whether your region is prone to earthquakes, floods, hurricanes or fires,...

Law and Daily Life Do Employers Have to Tell You They Are Monitoring Your Computer?

Do Employers Have to Tell You They Are Monitoring Your Computer?

By Richard Dahl | Last updated on

It's so comfy wearing pajamas or sweatpants as you work. Millions of Americans have grown accustomed to the benefits of work from home, now known to all as...

Law and Daily Life Legal How-To: Modifying Holiday Child-Custody Plans Out of Court

Legal How-To: Modifying Holiday Child-Custody Plans Out of Court

By Heather Kennedy-Bordeaux, Esq. | Last updated on

Co-parenting can be challenging at any time of year, and the holiday season can pose its own unique challenges. While holiday parenting-time (visitation)...

Law and Daily Life Will Jaywalking Reforms Make You Safer?

Will Jaywalking Reforms Make You Safer?

By Arin E. Berkson, J.D. | Last updated on

California has passed a new law that makes it okay to jaywalk sometimes. Starting Jan. 1, 2023, police officers in California can only ticket pedestrians when...

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