The Power of Advertising Over Consumer Behavior
People want to know what you can offer and how it betters their lives.
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Here are Three Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Create a Will Without a Lawyer
If you value peace of mind, hiring a lawyer means all the t’s are crossed, and i’s are dotted, and you don’t have to worry about leaving your family with one big mess that needs to be cleaned up.
The BS is Strong with Marco Rubio
Marco Rubio may not perceive the lack of historical awareness (and ironic comedy) in his speech to a conservative conference last week, but you might.
This Week in Rideshare: Delivery, Deactivations and EVs
One worker makes $8k, drivers fight back and Taxi’s new pivot. Legalrideshare breaks it down.
FINRA’s Uniform Termination Notice (U5 Form) Explained
Information collected by this form may be accessed by employers, regulators and state governments depending on certain circumstances.
House Passes Age Discrimination Bill
Most Republicans voted against the measure, with one conservative lawmaker suggesting that older Americans don’t need Congress to protect their rights.
Urgent Recall Issued for Frozen, Cooked Shrimp
A recall was recently issued for certain packages of frozen, cooked shrimp that may be contaminated with listeria.
Lego Announces an End to Gendered Toys to Combat Gender Bias
In a move meant to foster inclusivity, Lego Group recently announced it will no longer label toys by gender.
Significance of Evidence Management Software in Legal Sector
Maintaining and keeping everything in a centralized database will help you streamline your evidence management process.
Do Port St. Lucie Employers Break the Law by Declining Employee Overtime Wages?
Employees can recover all unpaid overtime for two, or sometimes three years prior to the filing of a lawsuit.