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Recent Legal Articles
What a Demand Letter Is — And How to Write One
Sending a demand letter is one of the first steps in resolving a legal dispute. Learn how to write a demand letter to help your case.
I Quit My Job and Didn't Get My Last Paycheck
Employers are nearly always required to pay employees who quit or get fired. Find out what to do if you quit your job and never got your last paycheck.
5 Myths and 3 Important Facts About Bankruptcy
A bankruptcy case can help you escape overwhelming debt, but you should know what to expect before filing.
When Can an Employer Fire Me Without Cause?
If you don't know why you were fired or believe your employer isn't being honest about their reasons, learning more about wrongful termination laws can help you decide what to do next.
What Happens When You're Charged With a Crime?
Charged with a crime? Learning what happens when you're charged with a crime can make the process less scary and help you fight for a better outcome in criminal court.
What Happens During Discovery?
Your lawyer should walk you through each phase, but understanding the process before it starts can help ease your fears. Learn what happens during the discovery phase.
Can an Employer Make Me Sign a Non-Compete?
Does your employer want you to sign a non-compete agreement? Find out how these employment contracts work and what rights you have if your employer wants you to sign one.
What Is a Lien?
Liens are legal claims a party can place against a person’s real estate or other assets to ensure repayment of a debt or loan.
