What is Connecticut’s Times Up Act?
The Time’s Up Act alongside several other laws protect a person in their workplace.
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How to Choose a Nursing Home
When you do finally choose a nursing home, always read the contracts and paperwork before signing. You may even want to consult with an attorney.
Request a Copy of The 7 Costly Mistakes That Can Ruin Your Social Security Disability Claim
Almost all disability applications are initially denied, and over 75 percent are denied again on a second review known as “reconsideration.”
After the Crash Podcast with David Craig
Whether you are representing a family member with a brain injury or in a wrongful death claim or you are the victim with serious injuries as a result of the tragic semi tractor trailer wreck, you will not want to miss these powerful and informative podcasts.
Starbucks Union is a Big Labor Win, Sadly
It’s sad that 19 brave Starbucks service workers voting to unionize counts as a massive victory for the labor movement. Yet, here we are.
Who Inherits the Property After the Death of the Cosigner?
A cosigner has no rights over your property unless you include their name in the deed.
Contamination Concerns Prompt Urgent Recall Issued for Minute Maid Juice Products
Earlier this week, a recall was issued for certain juice products that may be contaminated with pieces of metal.
Pennsylvania Invests $1 Million to Stop Sexual Harassment at Schools: Is It Enough?
As one juror for Bill Cosby’s trial was shocked to discover, Pennsylvania has no legal definition of consent.
Pervis Payne Cannot Be Executed Due to Intellectual Disability
The Shelby County District Attorney conceded that Pervis Payne is a person with intellectual disability.
Should You Set Up a Revocable Living Trust?
If you become physically disabled or impaired, the trust will appoint you a trustee who will help you oversee your assets.