What Does the Post-Pandemic Law Office Look Like?

Carrie Pallardy

11 May, 2021

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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 during the peak of the pandemic are looking at a potential return to the office in the near ...

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Getting divorced in Illinois? Here’s what you need to...

Monique Bolsajian | 20 November, 2020

Getting divorced isn’t easy. Financially, emotionally, and physically - it’s a tough time all around. Luckily, there is something that can h...

Eviction And Renting In New York During The Coronavirus...

LawChamps | 20 November, 2020

Around five million people rent housing units in New York City. That's two-thirds of the population of the state, according to recent statistics. In Bu...

A Guide to Divorce Laws in California

Cassidy Chansirik | 20 November, 2020

In California, lawyers are seeing a spike in divorce cases during the pandemic. Since March, some legal websites are reporting a 30% increase in divorce-related inform...

An Entrepreneur's Guide to Microaggressions

Monique Bolsajian | 20 November, 2020

Just because we're finally talking about race in this country does not mean the fight against racial inequity is over. There is still much work to be done. F...

Can you be charged late fees or evicted in a mobile hom...

Victoria Pappas | 20 November, 2020

This week, President Trump signed an executive order halting evictions in residential properties. While this order will seemingly protect renters in apartments and other ...

How to Negotiate a Medical Bill So You Don’t Pay Full...

Sona Sulakian | 20 November, 2020

Earlier this year, CNBC reported that 32% of American workers have medical debt and about 28% have a balance greater than $10,000. Many often assume medical bills aren&rs...

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