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Do Landlords Have to Fix Broken Windows?
By Ephrat Livni, Esq. | Last updated on
You have a right to a livable, or habitable, rental. That means your landlord must ensure that conditions are safe. A broken window is not safe for anyone, and...
Can You Record Your Court Proceedings?
By Ephrat Livni, Esq. | Last updated on
Recently in Illinois, a man was ordered to remove Facebook posts encouraging people to record court proceedings. James Weddigan's social media activity earned...
What Is an Internet Purchase Exchange Location?
By Christopher Coble, Esq. | Last updated on
Not only are there consumer scams floating around on auction and ad websites like Craigslist, but criminals as well. And as 'Craigslist Crimes' keep piling up,...
Can My Work Schedule Change With No Notice?
By Ephrat Livni, Esq. | Last updated on
Abrupt scheduling changes at work may be irritating but they are legal. There is little you can do about it if your boss suddenly switches your shifts or asks...
Can Police Deny the Press Access to a Crime Scene?
By Ephrat Livni, Esq. | Last updated on
The First Amendment of the US Constitution guarantees a free press. But freedom of the press refers to journalistic expression and does not mean that members...
Can Daycare Kick Out My Child?
By Ephrat Livni, Esq. | Last updated on
Childcare providers can kick kids out, especially in private care settings. The precise terms of your contract will dictate what, if any, legal remedies you...
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