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
Category: Law
Law – constitution, amendments to the law, human rights.
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
Can A Landlord Evict A Tenant For Smoking Recreational Marijuana?
This subject has arisen a lot over the past few years as more states legalize recreational marijuana. A number of people have brought cases to
What Is The “Gay Panic” Defense And How Is It Used?
There are still lingering homophobic or anti-gay sentiments in our society. That is most clear in the way we treat hate crimes in court. Those
Is it difficult to modify an existing family law agreement?
The arrangements you make during a divorce or separation — such as child custody — are aggravating enough the first time around. The stress is
When Is Killing In Self-Defense Legally Justified Under Federal Law?
Most of us will be — or have been — attacked by someone else at some point in our lives. Even when we’ve done nothing
Is It Grand Theft Auto To Steal A Police Officer’s Cruiser In Miami?
A police SUV was recently stolen directly from a Coral Gables officer’s driveway but eventually found abandoned in Miami with its back window shattered. Whoever
Am I Legally Allowed To Put A Camera In A Nursing Home Resident’s Room?
When our beloved parents grow older and resources are stretched thinner, sometimes it becomes necessary to let others provide the appropriate level of care. That
How Often Are People Charged With Crimes They Did Not Commit?
The stories are becoming more pervasive in recent years: an inmate is on death row, still claiming innocence, and new evidence has come to light