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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 ...
What Creditors Can Take Back and What They Can't
When you owe money and can't keep up with your payments, you might be worried that the creditor will take something you own, like your car. However, the rules about what a creditor can and can't take are pretty str...
How to Challenge Wage Garnishment in 2025
If you're dealing with debt issues like loans, medical bills, or credit card balances, it's crucial to know that your wages can't be taken right away by a creditor. First, the creditor must sue you and win a court ord...
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...
Top 5 Reasons to Consider a Medical Malpractice Lawsuit
The human body is an intricate machine, and doctors spend years learning how to care for it. However, sometimes things go wrong, and it's not always due to chance. Here are five key reasons why someone might nee...
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...
How and When Employers Should Challenge an Employee's Unemployment Claim
Losing a job can be tough, and not everyone who's out of a job gets unemployment benefits. A worker might get these benefits based on how they left the job and whether their former employer disagre...
Who Are IRS Special Agents and What Should You Do If They Contact You?
The IRS has a division called the Criminal Investigation Division (CI), which is known as its law enforcement branch. This team is made up of around 3,000 employees, and roughly 2,000 of them are called ...
Holiday Season Tips for HR: Avoid These Common Mistakes
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...