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Things to look for when selecting the law firm to handle your personal injury claim
What business litigation clients should expect from—and provide for—their attorneys
And other questions you should ask your family law attorney
Paul da Costa represents victims from the facilities ranking first and second in the country for …
And other questions a lawyer can answer when setting up an LLC in Wisconsin
Meaningful change has always been Ruth Irvings’ goal, even if it’s via an estate …
Houston appellate attorney Jeff Nobles on working from home
The case that introduced Michael Cacace to the transgender community and to the law
The collaborative divorce process can be cheaper than California courts
And other questions, answered, about the U.S. citizenship process
An emergency situation can serve as a catalyst, but don’t panic
Are family courts an essential business in Nevada during the pandemic?
Due to the pandemic, the state has issued a temporary moratorium on evictions
And other tips for your first meeting with a business attorney in Illinois
Missouri’s implied consent law and other DWI misconceptions for first-timers
Fighting discrimination, retaliation and harassment in New York
What happens when the state steps in for the well-being or best interest of the child
Brendan Palfreyman is so good at repping craft breweries, they named a beer for him
The state’s 2018 law provides human housing for three kinds of animals
If a senior suffers from Alzheimer’s or dementia, a trial can be complicated
Even with Alzheimer’s, you can still have the capacity to complete one
Probably not, but you may still have a case
What to do when you're discriminated against in a Florida workplace
Telecommunications attorney Peter Schildkraut on how the industry is changing
Telecommunications attorney Peter Schildkraut on the recent legal question
Hemp is no longer a controlled substance, but it still has regulations
There’s no “one answer” when multiple countries are involved
Even Ohio businesses need to double check
Lexington, Kentucky, attorney Matthew Lockaby on how employers can prepare for CBD in the workplace
Larry Bechler performed in three Rose Bowls with ‘The Best Damn Band in the …
In Connecticut, public teachers cannot legally strike
Alternative dispute resolution (ADR) can lower the cost of divorce—and take less time
The IP attorney uses humor to protect a brewery and fight off the band LMFAO
Real estate attorneys' tips on what to look for in a new space
The Great Texas Warrant Roundup: What it is, why it exists and what you can do
How will the new tax-law change to child support affect taxpayers in Washington?
Jennifer Fairfax says there are multiple options for those seeking a surrogate in Maryland
Stephen Hayes tried the first traditional surrogacy case in Wisconsin, then helped write the law …
Internet service providers can sell your personal information, so shield yourself
Environmental attorney Murray Feldman on the book that anthologizes the state’s natural …
When the Miranda warning is and isn't applicable in Florida
Two Berger & Montague attorneys on Rocky Flats, one of the longest cases in U.S. …
National Geographic-published photographer John Rollins on how he doesn’t let …
Missouri and Kansas attorneys say communication is key
Leslie V. Batchelor makes economic development partnerships happen
Wesley E. Wright tells how he ended up riding a horse and bringing our 1st president to life
How Jeffrey W. Coleman built a construction law career out of an engineering degree
Before he cracked cases, business litigator Charles E. Newton was dancing in The Nutcracker
Sean Summers of Summers Nagy shares his memories of arguing Snyder v. Phelps before the …
How an email sent Thomas H. Pope III to law universities
all over Eastern Europe
David Wm. Engelman on what he’s learned after 40 years of law and a lifetime of helping …
‘Destined for death’ in Cambodia, Socheat Chea now helps immigrants make new lives …
Ron Karp is still fighting for the victims of the 1998 U.S. Embassy bombing in Kenya
The Arkansas real estate attorney has been through his town’s bust and is working hard on its boom