Americans With Disabilities Act
One of the largest corporations in the world, Walmart, has paid $80,000 dollars and changed their nationwide worker policy to settle an EEOC lawsuit. The…
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The Rights of Pregnant Women in The Workplace
According to Census Bureau data, “66% of mothers who gave birth to their first child between 2006 and 2008 worked during their pregnancy”. Eleven years…
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Religious Discrimination in The Workforce.
EEOC V.S UNITED HEALTH PROGRAMS OF AMERICA, INC. On the 25th of April 2018, a federal jury in Brooklyn found that United Health Programs of…
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Mandatory Disclosure in a Dissolution of Marriage
What is Mandatory Disclosure? When filing for divorce in Florida both parties are entitled to be fully informed of the other parties’ financial situation under…
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How Does Child Custody Work?
What is Child Custody/Parental Rights? Child custody in Florida is referred to as Parental rights and Time Sharing, it is the legal and practical relationship…
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What is an Answer?
An “answer” is the first formal response given by the defense to a complaint filed by the plaintiff. If you are not sure what a…
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What is a Complaint?
A complaint is the first document filed with the court by a person or entity in a lawsuit proceeding. A complaint is a pleading that…
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What is a Summons?
A summons is a legal document officially notifying someone of their required appearance in a court of law. A summons notifies an individual of a…
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5 Things You Need to Know About Depositions
Depositions are very common amongst dozens of different types of lawsuits that occur everyday. They can provide valuable information about the matter at hand but…
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What is Bankruptcy and is it Right For Me?
The first impression of bankruptcy is typically one with a negative connotation as it occurs when an individual or business, called a debtor, owes more…
