How to Negotiate a Severance Package
Severance can be a subject mired in confusion, and it doesn’t help when you are expected to quickly make a decision.
Talking with Your Children About Mental Illness
If you feel something isn’t right with your children then it’s time to look into it. Opening up a conversation is the first step into tapping into the state of their mental health.
What are the Potential Implications of Coronavirus Under Tort Law?
In extraordinary circumstances such as a pandemic, situations potentially incurring liability are broad and far-reaching thanks to coronavirus being a case of first impression in many ways.
How to Identify Different Types of Privacy Invasion
Everyone is entitled to privacy, but what does the law say? Today, as technology continues to create new possibilities for invasion of privacy, it is more important than ever to have an understanding of the basic guidelines.
Know Your Rights If Pulled Over for a DUI Test
Okay, to get you off the hook, there’s no magic solution. Yet there’s a lot that can go wrong no matter whether you’re guilty of something.
Insurance Companies Opt to Waive COVID-19 Costs
Insurance companies are opting to waive cost-sharing obligations amid pandemic.
Many Patient Care Workers Lacking anti-COVID Equipment
Not everyone on the frontlines of the COVID-19 has adequate personal protection equipment.
PA Restaurant Settles Discrimination Lawsuit with Former College Student
Just Wing It, a Pennsylvania eatery, was recently ordered to settle a discrimination lawsuit for $40,000.
Minnesota Policeman Sues United Airlines for Skimping on Cash Refund
United Airlines has attracted flak for last-minute policy changes and flat-out refusals to provide cash refunds.
ACLU Sues Connecticut, Seeks Release of Low-Risk Inmates Vulnerable to Coronavirus
The ACLU has filed a half-dozen similar lawsuits across the country.