Michigan’s Unemployment System Ill-Equipped to Deal with Historic Claim Rates
Michigan’s Labor Department estimates that one out of every four residents filed unemployment claims by the morning of Tuesday, April 14th.
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Auto Insurance Companies Offer Premium Refunds as State Officials Apply Pressure
California, for instance, has ordered auto carriers to refund presidents for under-used premiums.
Conagra Brands, Inc., USDA Recall Frozen Meals Over Potential Contamination
About 130,000 frozen meals were recently recalled by the USDA and Conagra Brands, Inc. over concerns they may be contaminated with small rocks.
Coronavirus Scammers Abound, according to Federal Authorities
Officials warn consumers to be on the look out for COVID-19 scammers.
What Could Be the Long-Term Consequences of COVID-19 for Legal Procedure?
Arizona’s Court makes nearly all criminal hearings “Non-Appearance.”
Protect Your Child’s Future: Preventing Child Identity Theft
While we are all informed that companies and individuals are falling victim to identity theft in increasing numbers, did you know that child identity theft is also showing an increase? Why is this happening?
What to Expect at a Social Security Disability Hearing
The most obvious way to prepare for a hearing, of course, is to hire a Social Security Disability attorney. They will help you prepare the documents necessary for your specific case.
Resilience and Efficiency During Crisis
In good times, resilience looks a lot like waste, but what’s the benefit of a system too efficient to be useful in times of need?
Google is Tracking Children’s Internet Use, Suit States
Lawsuit against Google is seeking class action status.
Judge Dismisses SCA Claim in Web Content Hijacking Case
Judge rules Motta & Motta missed deadline for SCA claim.