DCS can remove a child whenever there is sufficient evidence to believe that removal is in the child's best interest. Since a DCS proceeding is...

Defamation (sometimes called "libel" if it is WRITTEN, or "slander" if it is SPOKEN) requires the plaintiff (you) to prove that the Defendant: (1)...

In order to sue someone – anyone – for negligence, you have to be able to prove: (1) that the Defendant (person or organization you want to sue)...

No. Absolutely NOT. In any event, you could be guilty of obstruction of justice, regardless of the protective order.

I agree with Mr. Rozmiarek, but I think you MIGHT be able to get the cost of the helmet PLUS the shipping. However, the cost of suing Fed Ex, even...

COVID-19, and the responses that employers are taking to it, are creating a "new frontier" in the legal field. While, at this time, there is...

Like a lot of employees, you're overlooking a very important fact: "your" job isn't really "yours" at all – it belongs to your EMPLOYER, and the...

To expand a bit on what Mr. Kaufman and Mr. Cassara said, the only civil rights that can be violated are civil rights that you actually...

The FMLA allows you to take twelve weeks of leave. Twelve weeks is 480 hours (12 x 40), or 60 work days. That's what you get, regardless of how...

The State can force you to testify, if you have relevant, admissible evidence that is NOT protected by the spousal privilege. Spousal privilege...