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Just because you’re rich and famous doesn’t mean you get a pass when it comes to estate planning. Even celebrities with major star power put ...
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Restraining Order Basics – FindLaw
What you might know of as a restraining order can go by many different names: orders for protection, orders of protection, protection from abuse orders. There are ...
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What is “Gray Divorce” and How Does It Impact Your Estate Plan?
Despite the overall divorce rate declining over the past 20 years, divorces among older adults are increasing. The Pew Research Center reports that the divorce ...
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President Joe Biden, the AI Wizard
By Bobby Stroup Artificial Intelligence (AI) isn’t magic, but there is value in telling a magical story to non-technical stakeholders to describe how we’ll govern ...
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Courage for the New Year: Reflection from Elizabeth G. Taylor
I’m thinking this year about courage. We are going to need it in the year ahead. Courage to speak truth, to stand up for what ...
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Does the ADA Protect People with Substance Use Disorder from Health Care Discrimination?
By Hannah Rahim The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) prohibits health care organizations that provide services to the public from discriminating against persons with disabilities. ...
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What is an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC)?
An Energy Performance Certificate or EPC has been a legal requirement for both domestic properties and commercial premises since 2008. EPCs result from an assessment ...
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What Is a Fundamental Breach of Contract in Construction?
Construction contracts are well-known for being complicated and complex; the devil is always in the detail, or lack of it. However, construction contracts are still ...
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Smash and Grab Adjudication: An Overview Guide
The term “Smash and Grab” is an informal way to describe a specific type of way to recovery unpaid applications in the construction industry. The ...
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Rulemaking to Modernize, Expand DOI’s “Type A” Natural Resource Damage Assessment Rules Expected Fall 2023
The U.S. Department of the Interior (DOI) anticipates proposing a new rule that would revise its “Type A” Natural Resource Damage Assessment (NRDA) regulations under ...
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What is a Non-Compete Agreement? Everything to Know
Non-compete agreements are almost constantly in the news- often a point of contention for employees when they later regret signing a new employment contract while ...
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Is There an Emerging Duty of Good Faith Required Between Shareholders in Dispute?
The concept of “good faith” between shareholders of private companies and how it’s viewed by the Courts is one of the most unsettled areas of ...
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