Can You Sue for Wrongful Termination in South Dakota?
Anti-discrimination laws cover all aspects of the employment process from hiring practices to non-discriminatory policies in the workplace and termination.
How to Read a Minneapolis Truck Accident Report
If the police report says that the trucker had a blood alcohol content of .04% or higher, the trucker may be charged with drunk driving.
What Can a Traverse City Business Lawyer Do for You?
You can choose between starting an S corporation or a Limited Liability Corporation. Each has its own merits and choosing the right structure is crucial to the sort of taxes you’ll have to pay.
Retired Pensacola Firefighter Wins Medical Malpractice Suit Against Doctor, Hospital
A retired Pensacola firefighter recently won the medical malpractice lawsuit he filed against a doctor and Ascension Sacred Heart Hospital.
As Telework Becomes the Norm, Workers’ Health Matters
As virtual work environments become more common amid COVID-19, the mental and physical health of workers could change.
Robot-assisted Hip Surgery Could Mean Shorter Downtime
Robots could make surgeries more less invasive and more precise.
New York, N.Y.C. Sue 10 Ghost Gun Makers
Local authorities claim that so-called “ghost gun” manufacturers have violated state and federal firearm control laws by shipping unregistered firearm assembly components into New York.
Conservative Group Sues Loudon County Schools for Being Too Inclusive
The bizarre lawsuit essentially suggests that Loudon County Schools should be forced to not only change its inclusive policies but ban books that conservative parents find “offensive.”
Does Your Company Require Legal Help? Here’s How to Select the Right Firm
Another significant criterion for researching related to a law firm is experience and legal expertise in the market.
How Equanimity Insurance Works
The worst-case scenario should be considered while establishing a financial plan, just in case anything wrong happens.