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Top 5 Holiday Questions Small Business Owners Ask
By George Khoury, Esq. | Last updated on
There always seems to be a holiday right around the corner. And for employers, holidays can mean big business, or sometimes no business at all. But one common...
What You Need to Know about Jury Duty Law
By Minara El-Rahman | Last updated on
The story of how an employer in Miami allegedly fired an employee over jury duty service highlights an important question: Do you know how to deal with...
Is It Illegal to Enable a Drug Addict?
By Christopher Coble, Esq. | Last updated on
Few addicts maintain their addictions independently. Most have help, whether from active agents like drug dealers or passive enablers like friends and family....
Can You Sue for a Damaged Credit Rating?
By Ephrat Livni, Esq. | Last updated on
Your credit rating, if it's good, is an asset and can be more valuable than tangible things you own. That number represents your reliability as a borrower and...
Book Banning Efforts Are on the Rise. What Does the Law Say?
By Richard Dahl | Last updated on
Efforts to ban books in school libraries are nothing new. But recently, the drive to remove certain books from school library shelves is gaining unusual...
Can You Sue Child Protective Services for Emotional Distress?
By George Khoury, Esq. | Last updated on
If you've ever been visited by Child Protective Services, you know just how stressful and distressing it can feel. Even the best of parents can get frazzled...
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