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Field trips are a common way for schools to take the educational experience out of the classroom or to celebrate the end of the school year. If your kids have rushed home with a pen and paper in their hands asking for your signature on the permission slip, you know that off-campus trips come with … Read more

Civil rights lawyers are the unsung heroes of our society, tirelessly advocating for equality, justice, and fair treatment under the law. From landmark cases that have shaped history to everyday battles for marginalized communities, civil rights lawyers play a crucial role in upholding the principles of democracy and human rights. Introduction to Civil Rights Lawyers … Read more

Many people think of southern states like Georgia as largely white, but the Peach State is actually one of the more diverse states in the country. Its workforce is partly driven by immigration. Immigrants make up a quarter of the state’s farmers, fishers, and foresters and a quarter of the state’s computer and math science … Read more

Medical records may be the foundation of your injury claim or the linchpin of your defense in a legal case. But getting medical records for your lawsuit can be difficult. The following steps will help you obtain sensitive medical documents and give you peace of mind you’ve done all you can to make the best … Read more

By Brett Snider, Esq. | Updated by Melissa Bender, Esq. | Last updated on May 19, 2024 While it might not be a great motivator for children to behave, children can potentially be sued for their actions. But it’s usually the minor’s parents who foot the bill for their child’s actions. The law offers some … Read more

Mental health professionals typically have a duty to maintain doctor-patient confidentiality with their clients under HIPAA. This confidentiality covers “privileged communications,” which are discussions between two individuals that involve confidential information. State laws generally recognize a doctor-patient privilege, and this extends to psychotherapists as well. Therefore, in most cases, what you talk about in a … Read more

There’s been recent surges in migrant crossing at the southern border of the United States. According to data from the U.S. Customs and Border Protection, last December saw 250,000 migrants crossing from Mexico. For comparison, the previous peak was in May 2022, when 224,000 did so. We anticipated this result in our previous blog on … Read more

The governor of Arizona sure loves a veto. Since taking office over a year ago, Democrat Katie Hobbs has already broken the Grand Canyon State’s veto record. She says the legislation that she’s been vetoing is “extreme.” Among the many measures Hobbs has already vetoed in 2024 so far is Senate Bill 1335, which would … Read more

It’s rare to find someone who obeys the speed limit at all times. With weather and traffic conditions in constant flux, it’s sometimes necessary or logical to speed. Though a speeding ticket is often well-deserved, there are those times where it isn’t. In those instances, it might be wise to fight a speeding ticket and … Read more

Even though most people know that a defendant in a criminal case has the right to an attorney, there might be some misconceptions as to whether everyone has the right to free legal help. Especially with limited funding for legal resources, it is important to know whether you can obtain no-cost or low-cost legal representation … Read more