Federal Appeals Court Skeptical of Challenge to New Jersey Firearms Liability Law
The appellate court suggested that the pro-firearms plaintiff organization may have filed its case prematurely.
Utilizing the Law to Advance Social Justice: Insights from US Attorneys
Ultimately, social justice can only be achieved with the power of the law.
Legal Eagles: Choosing the Ideal Automobile for Today’s Attorneys
Choosing the ideal automobile for an attorney is a balance between reliability, image, environmental considerations, affordability, and technology.
Essential Legal Considerations for Real Estate Entrepreneurs
Engaging in thorough study or seeking guidance from a real estate lawyer will facilitate compliance and help you avoid legal complications in your real estate venture.
Understanding the Role of Title IX Coordinators in Schools
Collaborative efforts between Title IX coordinators and school administrators can create a safe and equitable learning environment for all students.
The Dos and Don’ts of Social Media During Your Personal Injury Case
Consider stopping social media activity during the case so you can focus on essential things, including remembering details, recovery, and healing.
Civil Rights Complaint Filed Against State Bar of California for Failing to Provide an Accessible Bar Exam
The State Bar has created a two-tier system where disabled test takers must spend exceptional resources just to apply for testing accommodations.
How Are Retired People Taxed in Atlanta?
There are some retirement accounts that are already taxed as a person pays into them, and these are not taxed again if a person receives income from them at a later time.
3 Things to Know About Paying Taxes Late in Kansas City
Once taxes are late, the federal government will add monthly fees and annual interest.
What Happens When You Don’t Have Enough Money to Pay Your Taxes?
In most cases, the government will simply allow the individual or business to pay their outstanding debt over time.