How Homebuyers Can Spot Red Flags in Public Property Records
Finding one of these red flags doesn’t mean the deal is dead. You should speak with the seller and see what they are willing to do to resolve title issues.
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Falcon Rappaport & Berkman Expands Labor & Employment Practice, Welcomes Elizabeth E. Schlissel as Partner
Schlissel brings extensive experience representing employers in employment litigation, internal investigations and day-to-day compliance counseling.
Three Shumaker Attorneys Earn Prestigious Florida Bar Board Certification in Construction and Real Estate Law
Board Certification is the highest level of recognition awarded by The Florida Bar, signifying an attorney’s proven expertise and proficiency in a specific area of law.
6 Critical Rights Workers Often Forget After Getting Hurt
Knowing what you’re entitled to empowers you to make informed decisions.
Baltimore Weighs Options in Opioid Settlement
Maryland city debates accepting reduced opioid settlement or pursuing risky new trial.
Thomson Reuters Is Changing Legal Research Forever: Meet Deep Research
Deep Research transforms legal workflows in Westlaw and CoCounsel, seeng a new bar for legal AI.
New Tool Available for Independence, Preserving Rights of Arizonans with Disabilities
Just in time for the 35th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), a vital new legal tool has been released to help Arizonans with disabilities understand and exercise their legal rights.
The Surprising Pitfalls of Rushed Legal Agreements (And How to Avoid Them)
Rushing doesn’t always mean recklessness — sometimes it just means someone didn’t know what to look out for.
The Importance of Medical Evidence in NY Personal Injury Law
Proof builds justice in these matters. The Enriquez case against the MTA warns that cutting corners on evidence hurts your outcome.
Food Compounds May Help Drugs Work Better
Study finds food-based flavonols may improve drug effectiveness by blocking resistance.