Michigan Gov. Whitmer Says She’ll Support Proposal to Ban Guns Inside State Capitol
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel noted that many other states have similar polices.
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Lowe’s, Uber Partner to Deliver Mother’s Day Flowers to Seniors
Lowe’s, Uber will be delivering flowers to quarantined seniors unable to see family on Mother’s Day.
Finding the Right Contract Management Software for Your Business
Using software to manage the tedious, arduous process of creating, managing, and executing contracts can save a considerable amount of time and stress.
What to Do If You Lose Your Job to Coronavirus
The first step you should take after losing your job due to the pandemic is to file for state unemployment benefits. This will give you cash either from the state or the federal government.
Warehouse Owner Charged with Hoarding Lifesaving Supplies
Investigators find lifesaving PPE supplies in New York warehouse.
Lawmakers, Attorneys General Push for Antitrust Investigation into Meatpacking Industry
Officials say the meatpacking industry has had problems for years–and it’s problems are only getting worse with coronavirus.
Property Surveillance and the Law: Know Your Rights
If you want to make your home safer and more secure, you are allowed to place hidden cameras in your home. Of course, if you don’t want to hide them, you don’t have to.
What Does It Mean to Have a Green Card?
Attempting to get a green card without an immigration lawyer can lead to mistakes that can cost you time and a lot of money. In some cases, your application may be denied.
Michigan Congressman Hits Gov. Whitmer with Lawsuit, Alleging Constitutional Rights Violations
Fed up with his state’s stay-home order and Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s alleged abuse of power, U.S. Rep Paul Mitchell III (R) filed a suit against her earlier this week.
FDA Announces New Regulations for Makers of Coronavirus Antibody Tests
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced that newly manufactured coronavirus antibody tests will be subject to strict standards. According to The Wall Street Journal, the FDA has been extensively criticized for pushing antibody tests to market without holding manufacturers to any rigid regulatory standard. New tests, says the Journal, began flooding the market