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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 ...

The 2026 tax season starts on Monday, January 26. This year, millions of Americans will notice big changes when they file their taxes due to a major tax reform that took place last year. These changes will affect how...

Costco shoppers in Maryland and New Jersey are being warned about a pasta product that may have the wrong label. Some packages of Giovanni Rana Rustic Beef Sauce & Creamy Burrata Cheese Ravioli ...

If you don't agree with a decision about your food stamps (SNAP) case, you can ask your state to look at it again. This is called an appeal. You might want to file an appeal if: Your monthly benefits were lower...

If you've been affected by data breaches, purchased certain products, or worked as a delivery driver, you might be owed money. Here are 10 class action settlements with deadlines in June 2026 that could put cas...

Work can sometimes throw unexpected challenges, but knowing your rights and where to turn for help can make all the difference.  From unfair treatment to contract disputes, we've got you covered. Each issue has i...

As artificial intelligence (AI), like the GPT-4 language model, becomes more common in legal software, lawyers need to be careful.  These technologies are powerful but come with risks and require knowledge on ...

When applying for jobs, many companies use computer programs to help with the hiring process. These programs can sort through applications, review resumes, and even conduct interviews.  However, sometim...

December brings joy, celebration, and a fair share of headaches for HR departments.  Jonathan Segal, a partner at Duane Morris, shares insights on navigating this festive time without falling into compliance tr...