Consumers can find themselves at a competitive disadvantage when dealing with businesses. To protect consumers from businesses who use unlawful means to capitalize on this disparity, legislatures across the country… Read more »
On March 16, 2021, the U.S. Department of Labor (“DOL”) announced a competition that will award funding for researchers to study how traditionally underserved communities are currently assisted by federal… Read more »
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When a governmental agency acts unlawfully or in excess of lawful authority flowing from an application for a permit, even if it should have reasonably been known to be unlawful… Read more »
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As the COVID-19 pandemic begins to reach new phases in levels of vaccination and therefore hopefully am move towards herd immunity, a new movement is surging to ensure paid leave… Read more »
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Anne Seidel recently wrote a new article expressing concern about new disciplinary changes. Every attorney should read this article: Losing Your License Will Be Easier Under Proposed Rule Changes
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As the tumultuous year that was 2020 came to a close, a bright light began to shine on the rights of college athletes. On December 17, 2020 Senators Cory Booker… Read more »
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Be careful who you buy from. Whether you are purchasing from a street vendor, an established merchant, or through e-commerce, purchasing used items can be tricky—especially if it turns out… Read more »
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We have previously posted about voluntarily leaving your job for a “good cause” such that you may still qualify for unemployment benefits due to illness or disability. But there are… Read more »
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Senate Bill 5601, effective February 8, 2021, provides that after April 4, 2021, and during the weeks of a public health emergency (PHE), an unemployed individual, who left work voluntarily… Read more »
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For those Adult Family Home [AFH] Providers who have minor issues with Residential Care Services [RCS] imposing sanctions because of a misunderstanding or when rebuttal evidence was not properly before… Read more »
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