Are Restaurants That Lack Gluten-Free Options Open to Lawsuits?
As the number of people suffering food allergies rises, restaurants and schools are open to lawsuits from patrons experiencing allergic reactions.
Author: Erin Danly
5 Immigration Benefits for Same-Sex Couples, Post-DOMA
After the Supreme Court’s ruling in June, same-sex couples can now follow the immigration procedures that have long been available to heterosexual couples.
Historic NY Ruling Calls “Stop-and-Frisk” Unconstitutional
Judge ruled last week that the stop-and-frisk practice employed by New York City police was unconstitutional. Unhappy with this decision, the city filed an appeal and will request a stay. What does this mean for the future of the program?
The Business of Legalized Marijuana
Marijuana is still a controlled substance according to federal law, but that hasn’t stopped several states from legalizing it. As attitudes towards marijuana change, so do laws, and more people are seeking opportunities in the industry.
More Schools Randomly Testing Students for Alcohol and Drugs
The past few years has seen more students being tested for substance abuse as more schools across the country implement new drug testing policies.
Should You Lease Your Marriage?
With the divorce rate around 40%, more people are considering alternatives to traditional marriage, including cohabitation. What about the idea of short-term marriages? Marriage “leasing” solves some problems associated with traditional marriage but raise others.
Will Baby Veronica Return to South Carolina As Ordered?
On Monday, a South Carolina court ruled that “Baby Veronica” at the center of a child custody case should be returned to adoptive parents.
What Happens to Your Debt After Death?
Don’t just assume your debt’s cleared when you’re dead. Read on to find out what happens to your mortgage, credit card debt, student loans, and more when you’re gone.
7 Interview Questions Employers Should NEVER Ask
Sometimes, interviewers try to get information by being sneaky. Be careful for question which look like friendly but are actually designed to get more information on you.
How to Deal With a Bounced Check
A bounced check is a pain for both the check writer and the check depositor. Here, steps to take care of it, and ways to prevent it from happening again.