Should employers pay employees to be vaccinated? – FindLaw
More and more employers are turning to a time-tested method of encouraging employees to get the COVID-19 vaccine: They pay them money. Oh, they are...
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When can you sue a gym, trainer, or fitness brand?
It’s the season of being healthy – even when most of the workouts are now online classes or workouts at home. Just because more fitness...
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What is the COVID-19 vaccination card? What is a passport for the COVID-19 vaccination? – FindLaw
When you finally receive your first COVID-19 vaccine, you may feel a little confused about which card to hand out that day. It’s called the...
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Biden backs down on the ban on transgender people serving in the military: what does that mean?
In a recent executive order, President Joe Biden rescinded the military ban on transgender people imposed by former President Donald Trump in his preferred method...
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FindLaw – face masks are now required on all public transport
During his presidential campaign, Joe Biden acknowledged that his powers to enforce a national mask mandate to slow the spread of the coronavirus would be...
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Tax changes small business owners should be aware of this year
Tax season is approaching. Here’s what you need to know when filing taxes for your small business in 2021. COVID-19 and Small Business Tax Incentives...
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What happened with the Game Stop and why is stock regulators watching – FindLaw
You might have heard Gamestop, the ubiquitous video game store, had a good week for its stock price: really Good week. The price is up...
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Social Host Responsibility: Legal Advice Before Serving Alcohol at a Party
The Super Bowl is just around the corner, and while the pandemic will definitely change or cancel a lot of partying, we now know that...
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What happens next to social media? – FindLaw
Do you remember when we thought social media platforms were a pathway to world peace, love and understanding? Hey boy, we were wrong. Sure, it’s...
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More road traffic deaths despite the pandemic and fewer drivers
Some of the most enduring images of the COVID-19 pandemic will be the frightening landscape of empty city streets. With so many office workers stuck...
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Will you have to pay the stimulus money at tax time?
While Americans are struggling to agree on much these days, most have been very happy with the multiple rounds of stimulus checks sent during the...
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Notable New Laws of 2021: News Report – FindLaw
Every year there are many new laws that may have an impact on our lives. Therefore, it may be useful at this time of year...
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The Legacy of Martin Luther King’s Civil Disobedience
Every year, we dedicate the third Monday in January to celebrate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and his special place in our...
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What does the Scotts decision mean regarding restrictions on the size of religious service for worshipers?
As COVID-19 cases continue to rise in the United States, conservatives have taken unprecedented measures to reduce the increase in infections. These measures mainly include...
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2020 Elections: Lessons Learned – FindLaw
It is perhaps safe to say that the 2020 general election went much smoother than most people expected. After challenging the arrival of the coronavirus...
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Environmental Protection Agency: Tampering with Illegal Trump emissions is rampant – FindLaw
The Environmental Protection Agency says tampering with vehicle emissions control devices is illegal and punishable. So what are we making, then, from the Environmental Protection...
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Will you have to get the COVID-19 vaccine to fly?
Air travel remains one of the industries hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic. International travel has come to a virtual dead end with countries closing...
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These CARES Act benefits will end soon
When Congress passed the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act in March, most lawmakers and the general public believed the legislation was necessary...
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Who decides who gets the vaccine first? Second? the third? – FindLaw
The news is encouraging. Two pharmaceutical companies and one biotech company More than 90% efficacy has been reported in clinical trials involving coronavirus vaccines, and...
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New Mexico meat plant defies shutdown order, files suit against state – FindLaw
Amid the United States’ patchwork of regional regulations and guidelines related to the Coronavirus, the question of authority is frequently raised. In the latest challenge...