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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How to Get Your Record Sealed or Expunged in New York

Jane Meggitt | 16 March, 2021

Some states allow expungement of criminal records. New York is not one of them, with the exception of minor cannabis crimes. Expungement involves erasing or completely re...

When is your intern actually an employee?

Sona Sulakian | 15 March, 2021

Unpaid internships are the bane of any student, but these internships are often a means of getting the relevant experience to land that coveted job. Employers sometimes t...

If You Own a Business in California and Your Employee o...

Michelle Patrick | 15 March, 2021

Running a business is difficult. Running a business in the middle of a pandemic is even more complex. In addition to the everyday challenges that you have always faced as...

The Top Ten Things To Know Before You Start a Business

Michelle Patrick | 11 March, 2021

Are you an entrepreneur looking to start your own business? Starting your own business can be a great idea. You will be doing something you love and making a profit from ...

Can California Business Owners Require Their Employees ...

Carrie Pallardy | 11 March, 2021

According to the LA Times, at least 18.3% of Californians have received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine. While there is a rush to find available slots and even li...

What Missouri's implied consent law means

Chris Raghebi | 10 March, 2021

Imagine being alone and about 250 miles away from home. You’re minding your own business, taking a nap in the driver’s seat of your car at Taco Bell at 1:00am...

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