6 Ways Your Employer Might Be Breaking Employment Law
Not every employer sets out to break employment laws, but it happens more than you might think.
How to Stay On the Right Side of the Law as a Delta-8 Business Owner
Some new owners unintentionally find themselves on the wrong side of the law and end up in serious trouble.
Shumaker’s Jack Kelly Appointed to Mobile Meals of Toledo Board of Directors
“I am excited to work with Mobile Meals to combat the effects of isolation and food insecurity in our neighborhoods,” said Jack.
Video Surveillance in Nursing Homes: Enhancing Safety and Security
Up to this point, most of these cameras have been set up in public spaces, including dining areas, kitchens, sitting rooms, and other familiar places such as entrances and exits.
A Step-by-Step Guide after a Motorcycle Accident in Boston
Larger cities have more victims, all of which endure different injuries, from the most minor to severe and fatal ones.
Top 3 Common Injuries After a Motorcycle Accident in Washington
One of the most common and dangerous motorcycle injuries you can endure are brain and spinal injuries.
How is a Holographic Will Proved Valid in California Courts?
Holographic wills are not exempt from testamentary capacity to execute a will.
What Types of Wills are Legal in Ohio?
Valid wills can be drawn up by individuals who are 18 years of age or older, are of sound mind, and without undue influence.
Different Types of Wills Recognized in Florida
Estate planning not only includes actions to be taken after a person’s death, but it also spells out actions to be taken for an individual’s medical care in the event they cannot speak for themselves.
The EPA Addresses Pollution Problem with New Rule
Acceptable air pollution levels are expected to decrease.