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Most companies give employees a break to eat lunch or rest during the day. Sometimes these breaks are paid, and sometimes they are not. However, not every employer is required to give you breaks.   Federal Law and B...

If you were affected by the Numotion data breach, you may be eligible for a significant payment. Numotion, a company that provides mobility equipment, has agreed to a $4 million settlement following two major se...

If you've lost your job and believe it was unjust, you might be facing wrongful termination. This occurs when an employer fires an employee for illegal reasons.  Below, we outline what counts as w...

When police read you your rights – the ones you've probably heard on TV, like “You have the right to remain silent” – it's scary enough. Imagine how it feels for a child. A 22-year-o...

Every tax season, which starts at the end of January, around 140 million people need to file their taxes with the IRS, and this includes Americans living overseas.  Even if these Americans haven't visite...

Sometimes, renting a place can be less than perfect, especially if something major goes wrong and your landlord doesn’t fix it. Luckily, there’s a way to handle such situations - it’s called re...

Many government workers have not received paychecks because of the current government shutdown, which has now become the longest in U.S. history. Thousands of employees are waiting to hear when they will fi...

A Power of Attorney, or POA, is a legal document that lets you pick someone to handle your affairs if you can't. It's recognized across the U.S., but the exact rules can vary by state. You can choose how much power ...

A Medical Power of Attorney (POA) is a legal document. It lets you choose a person you trust to make healthcare decisions for you if you can't make them yourself. This might happen if you're too ill or injur...