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What Happens If an Accident Makes a Pre-Existing Injury Worse?
Many people aren’t in perfect health when an accident happens. You may have an old injury or a chronic health problem like back pain, arthritis, or diabetes before you get hurt in a car crash or a slip-and...
Wrongful Termination: Understanding Your Rights and Taking Action
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...
Can a 17-Year-Old Legally Move Out?
Wondering whether it’s okay for a 17-year-old to move out? It’s not only teens who are curious about this; parents and guardians often wonder too, especially when it comes to their legal responsibilities. Many American teen...
The Challenge of Unjust Evictions: Rallying for Change and Empowerment in Public Housing
In the heart of Richmond, a disconcerting pattern has emerged among public housing estates, casting a shadow over the lives of many residents through unjust eviction proceedings caused ...
Nonprofits Are Looking for More Skilled Legal Advisors
In today's world, nonprofit organizations are dealing with more complex legal needs. This means they need legal advisors, also known as general counsels (GCs), who can do a lot more than just the basics. As these ne...
Do Americans Living Overseas Need to File Taxes Back Home?
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...
Leaving an Inheritance for Children – What You Need to Know
It’s important for parents to plan not just who will take care of their kids if they pass away, but also who will manage any money or property the children inherit. If your children are still young when ...
Meal and Rest Breaks: What Are Your Rights at Work?
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...
Can Police Question Kids Alone? More States are Saying "No"
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...