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From getting organized and hiring a lawyer to take care of your finances and taking some time for yourself, these tips will help make navigating the divorce process just a little bit easier.
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Drivers as mules, Austin gets robotaxis and the investigation into an ex-commissioner. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
Relief and Rebuilding after Ian and Fiona
Even without flood insurance, rebuilding after Ian and Fiona is likely to expose telling discrepancies between situations in Florida and Puerto Rico.
Migrants Maximize Their Experiences Abroad with Prosocial Spending
Devoting money to social events helps ease migrant depression, studies show.
Roselyn Tso, Diné Woman, To Lead IHS
Roselyn Tso, Diné (Navajo) nation member and Biden’s pick to lead the Indian Health Service, was confirmed by the Senate. She has a big challenge ahead.
Teva Pharmaceuticals to Pay More than $4B to Settle Opioid Claims
The largest provide of generic drugs in the world settles opioid cases for billions.
Lawsuit: Sacramento Shared Asian Homeowners’ Info with Local Law Enforcement
The lawsuit alleges that the Sacramento Municipal Utility District shared Hmong homeowners’ power consumption information with a local sheriff’s office.
How Can Divorce Lawyers Assist Families Going Through This Transition in Denver?
When minor children are involved in the divorce process, legal action may be required to establish who the child will live with, or if the child’s residence will be equally shared among both parents.
This Week in Rideshare: EVs, Prop 22, and Amazon
EVs by 2030, Prop 22 hurts drivers and Amazon’s dangerous game. LegalRideshare breaks it down.