Cities in California that are Extending the Eviction Moratorium

Scott Dylan Westerlund

22 July, 2021

According to the National Multifamily Housing Council, about 76.5% of apartment dwellers paid some or all of their rent in July. That statistic is encouraging considering we’re still knee-deep in a global pandemic, but it also means that around one in fo...

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What is Intellectual Property?

Adrianna Ngo | 28 January, 2021

Intellectual property laws are rights and protections that protect owners of ideas or inventions. These ideas range anywhere from literary works to specific lo...

What is a business lawyer and do I really need one?

Mariam Sulakian | 27 January, 2021

The 30.7 million small businesses in the United States account for 99.9% of all business in the U.S. But in March 2019, the Bureau of Labor Statistics noted that 774,725 ...

Facing eviction in Massachusetts? Here's what you need ...

Victoria Pappas | 25 January, 2021

If you are facing eviction in Massachusetts, here is what you need to do. Talk to your landlord The first step is always to reach out to your ...

Why a Lawyer Thinks LawChamps is One of the Best Tools ...

LawChamps | 25 January, 2021

As the Covid-19 pandemic rages on and the number of infections in the United States rises exponentially, we are seeing a rapidly growing need for attorneys to represent t...

I got a PPP Loan During the First Stimulus Bill. Can I ...

Cassidy Chansirik | 21 January, 2021

Small businesses have been especially hit hard by the pandemic. According to the National Academy of Sciences, 43% of small businesses surveyed had to temporarily close a...

Top 5 Child Custody Q&As in Florida

Stephanie Cortes | 20 January, 2021

According to Kids Count Data Center , in 2018, there were around 1,576,000 children in single-parent families in Florida. 382,000 children were living with cohabiting do...

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