Could A President Legally Withhold Federal Funds After A Hurricane
Trump has been a controversial president — to say the least — and he has forced us to reevaluate the legal realities of the country
Should You Move To A Virtual Law Firm?
If COVID-19 has taught us anything, it’s that business is fluid. One organization might do something one way, but that doesn’t mean it’s the only
When Can An Employer Legally Garnish Your Wages?
Garnishing wages is a controversial topic for a number of reasons. Some people believe your wages should be legally allowed to be garnished when you
What Is The Legal Definition Of “Voter Suppression?”
Voter suppression is usually defined as an effort to reduce a person or community’s opportunity to vote in a local, state, or federal election. Most
What To Do When Business Is Floundering Because Of Coronavirus
The economy is in the toilet. Whether or not you agree with how a growing economy reversed course so quickly or who was responsible for
Yes, Trump Could Legally Sue To Remain President
Many of our readers have asked why Democrats are so concerned that President Donald J. Trump could “steal” the upcoming 2020 election. Surely, the person
Can Trump Staff And Donors Sue For COVID Personal Injury?
President Donald J. Trump lambasted former Vice President Joe Biden’s allegedly excessive use of facial masks — a proven preventative measure for coronavirus — only
Expect Insurance Rates To Rise In 2021 — And Change
Eight publicly owned health insurance companies posted a whopping 31 percent increase in profit in 2019 over the previous year. One would think that would
How Will The Law Change Because Of COVID-19?
Nearly every industry can expect complicated change as a result of the global pandemic that has spread a novel coronavirus capable of causing the disease
Can Contracting Laws Be Waived To Speed Up Border Wall Construction?
If the Trump administration has shown us anything, it’s that the public good isn’t as important as simply getting what it wants to get done,