Demystifying Your Copyright License Agreement

Scott Dylan Westerlund

23 September, 2021

Inventive humans are always creating, but it’s still a shock that at least 2.5 quintillion bytes of data gets created every day! With that much content getting created and circulated around the globe, it can get tricky to determine who that work belongs ...

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What Does the Post-Pandemic Law Office Look Like?

Carrie Pallardy | 11 May, 2021

The COVID-19 pandemic isn’t over yet, but with vaccines rolling out, state and local guidelines are beginning to ease. Businesses that were able to work remotely du...

What May Happen When the National Eviction Moratorium E...

Jane Meggitt | 10 May, 2021

Approximately 8 million rental properties nationwide were impacted by the imposition of the Center for Disease Control’s national eviction moratorium in the wake of...

Prepare for Hurricane Season with a Review of Your Insu...

Susan R. Miller | 06 May, 2021

The 2021 hurricane season kicks off on June 1 and technically runs through Nov. 30. But in recent years, we have seen storms arriving earlier than June and forming long a...

If you are sentenced to community service, will future ...

Scott Dylan Westerlund | 05 May, 2021

Rather than focusing on rehabilitating criminal offenders, the US justice system is designed to be punitive. That means the goal of convictions and sentencing is to punis...

If I Got Busted for Pot Years Ago, Should I Disclose It...

Jane Meggitt | 04 May, 2021

As of April 2021, marijuana for adult recreational use has been legalized in 16 states, the District of Columbia and two territories. More states will likely legali...

Texas has Restarted Evictions. Here’s What That Mean...

Patty Lamberti | 03 May, 2021

Recently, Texas courts implied they would no longer honor the federal ban on evicting tenants because of COVID-19. That means that tens of thousands of renters have al...

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