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Is Hybrid Status for Gig Workers Coming Soon?
By Richard Dahl | Last updated on
For many employers, the gig economy provides significant cost savings. They don't have to pay fixed salaries or benefits like sick time and vacations. For many...
Can I Sue Plan B for Not Working?
By Steven Ellison, Esq. | Last updated on
Since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, women across the country have been stocking up on emergency contraception, commonly known as "Plan B" or...
What To Do About Creepy Neighbors
By Holly South | Last updated on
They say that when you buy a house, you also buy the neighborhood. Unfortunately, that means you could be getting anything out of your neighbors: sickeningly...
Can Prank Calls Get You Arrested?
By Alex Sirek | Last updated on
Making a prank phone call to your local McDonald's may seem like nothing more than a funny joke. What's the worst that could happen? Is Ronald McDonald going...
How Loud is Too Loud for Car Stereos?
By Holly South | Last updated on
Driving down a back road with the windows rolled down and music blasting is a favorite pastime for many Americans who consider it an integral part of road...
Can You Join a National General Strike?
By Maddy Buck, Esq. | Last updated on
This depends on your risk tolerance, whether you're part of a union, and the nature of the general strike, if one ever occurs in the United States. If you're...
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