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Court-Free Divorce

Is collaborative divorce right for you?

Alternatives to Bankruptcy

Attorneys suggest solutions for navigating financial troubles

Brand Standing

Should you trademark your business’ name or logo?

A Less Taxing Proposition

When things get off track with the IRS, that’s when you call a tax attorney

Broadening the Scope

Inside Equip for Equality’s efforts to serve and protect people with disabilities

Prospering in a Pandemic

Culture is key for Albany law firm

Talking Shatner with Jason Abraham

How the stars aligned for the icon to become a spokesperson for Hupy & Abraham

Avoiding the Money Pit

How to keep your home renovation from becoming a nightmare

Road to Riches

Is being a rideshare driver more trouble than it’s worth?

Custody Across Borders

What happens when an ex disappears overseas with a couple’s child?

Hooray for Bollywood

Nitasha Khanna lists her favorite films from India

Discrimination Suit Can Proceed Against Contra Costa DA's Office

San Francisco firms Nichols Law and Ratner Molineaux are representing 5 women deputy DAs

Woman Settles With State of Washington Over Foster Abuse

She was assaulted for many years by the man in whose care she was placed

Dominion Voting Systems Employee Sues Trump Supporters for Defamation

Texas lawyer Steve Skarnulis says his client is in hiding after death threats

On-the-Job Injuries—When Your Workplace Is Home

How workers’ compensation laws apply when the office isn’t the office anymore

The No-Touch Policy

Dealing with a nursing home or care facility during the COVID-19 era

Renegotiation, Termination, Litigation

Just how much leeway is there in residential and commercial leases?

‘A Lot Less Gray’

Proving workplace discrimination in Missouri is tougher than it used to be