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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Buying Or Selling A Home: 5 Things Real Estate Lawyers ...

LawChamps | 23 November, 2020

Buying or selling a home is exciting. But it is also a process filled with many legal issues. For this reason, we advise buyers and sellers to get matched with a rea...

Life After The Bar: 3 Things New Attorneys Can Do Now T...

LawChamps | 23 November, 2020

Each year across the country, the bar exam is administered in February and July. Afterward, there is an anxiety-filled p...

Don't Hit Share! How Social Media Can Impact Your Legal...

LawChamps | 23 November, 2020

Social media has changed the world and the way we interact with each other. Because of social media, strangers become friends, news is consumed faster, and life experienc...

Say No To Individualism: 5 Reasons Outsourcing Can Help...

LawChamps | 23 November, 2020

First used by President Herbert Hoover in the 1920s, the term rugged individualism has taken on many meanings over the years. For solo attorneys, it means taking pride in...

Understanding Your Rights And Responsibilities As A Lan...

LawChamps | 23 November, 2020

With many more people choosing to rent instead of buy a home, it is important for both landlords and tenants to understand their obligations to each other. Here ...

Time To Get Help: Three Reasons Why A Judge May Order Y...

LawChamps | 23 November, 2020

We have received a growing number of inquiries from people across the country who have been ordered to get a lawyer by a judge in their case. Some people have asked why a...

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