Legal Articles, General Practice

Bankruptcy Filings Are Down - But That Doesn’t Mean People Do Not Need to File

Even in an "up" economy there could still be a need to consider bankruptcy

On-the-job injury - Additional Compensation

Workers hurt while at their jobs have two potential sources of compensation for the physical injury suffered.

BANK OF AMERICA EMPLOYEES TOLD TO LIE

six former employees of Bank of America who explain what they saw behind the scenes while Bank of America was processing loan modification for homeowners allege that that Bank of America routinely denied qualified borrowers an opportunity to modify their loans to more affordable terms .

Equal Pay Act

An employer cannot base pay on the employee's sex

Retaliation for Planning to File Workers' Compensation Claim

An employer firing an employee in retaliation of the employee's plan to file a workers compensation claim is illegal in Ohio

Complaining To Co-Workers About Work Conditions

Employees have the right to complain

Arbitration Agreements

Some employers require employees to waive their right to a jury.

Trademark Lawyer Raleigh NC: What are Trademarks?

Trademark Lawyer Raleigh NC: Trademark Law

Entertainment Lawyer Raleigh NC: SAG-AFTRA New Media Contracts

Entertainment Lawyer Raleigh NC: Media Contracts

Exceptional Children

Placement and accommodations for children with special needs.

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