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2024
Not Normal Family Law
With international child abductions, it’s where they’re taken that matters most
Don’t DIY a DWI
What are your rights when you’re pulled over?
Is Workplace Speech Protected?
Yes, but…
The Price of Committing Cyber Crimes
It could be as high as $1.2 billion
Can a Landlord Be Sued?
Yes, and the situation doesn’t have to get apocalyptic either
The Labyrinthine Process and the Waiting Line
Attorneys dispel myths about the immigration process
The Long Haul
What employers can do when they’re committed to a foreign worker
Landowners Cleared to Sue Texas For Taking Their Trees
Barron, Adler, Clough & Oddo lawyers land a win at state’s high court
When Firing Becomes Unlawful
How employment law characterizes retaliation, discrimination and other wrongful termination claims
What Is a Licensing Agreement?
Considerations when entering a software contract
Dancing Her Way to the Olympics
IP lawyer Elizabeth Stamoulis performed at the 2004 closing ceremony in Athens
Preparing for the Worst
With ransomware attacks on the rise, companies should prepare a plan of action
Protecting Both Sides
California’s no-fault workers’ compensation laws cover employers and employees
Representation’s Red Flags
Warning signs your lawyer may not be the right fit
Helping LGBTQ+ Immigrants Into America
Navid Dayzad works with clients towards a “win-win”
At Sea: The Rules Really Are Different Here
Your rights on a cruise may not be what you’re used to
When Products Hurt
What to do if you’re injured by something you purchased
Taking on Fossil Fuel
Jeffrey B. Simon is suing more than a dozen industry players over a deadly heat dome in Oregon