I own a restaurant. My employees are scared to come into work. Should I fire them all and start new?

Patty Lamberti

27 December, 2021

Restaurants across America have been forced to shut their doors this month. And it's not because states or cities have mandated closures light of rising COVID-19 rates. It's simply that restaurant owners don't have enough employees...

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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...

Who Gets the House in a Divorce in Georgia

Kaylyn McKenna | 30 April, 2021

Divorces are stressful and filled with uncertainty. The family home is often the asset that families are most concerned about. Keeping the home can provide some much-need...

Background Checks: A Guide For Florida Employers

Michelle Patrick | 30 April, 2021

All employers want their businesses to succeed and hiring the right employees is integral to that success. As a Florida employer you will have to choose carefully when hi...

How a lawyer can help if your customer database is hack...

Carrie Pallardy | 30 April, 2021

High-profile data breaches regularly make the headlines. Companies like Equifax, LinkedIn and Adobe have suffered major cybersecurity incidents leading to the breach of d...

How to Sue in California Small Claims

Camila Lopez | 28 April, 2021

Small claims courts were created so you could resolve your dispute quickly, affordably, and conveniently. In California, the small claims limit is $10,000 if you are suin...

5 Resolutions to Grow Your Law Practice this Summer

Carrie Pallardy | 27 April, 2021

Businesses are re-opening. People are coming out - whether to buy houses, or deal with legal issues they allowed to let fester during the last year. If you want ...

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