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Cares Act & Eviction Moratorium On March 27, 2020, the Cares Act came into being. President Trump signed this into law to provide relief in

Injuries from ladders are very common during construction.  Often, these ladders are supplied by employers or homeowners in a faulty condition. In such cases, the

FLSA (Fair Labor Standard Act) offer collective action lawsuits against employers that violated the minimum wage and overtime wage standard. Statistics show that more than

In Florida, as of April 5th, there are 13,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19, and deaths have doubled every three days over the past month. Our

In these ever-increasing days of social distancing and the on-going global spreading of the Coronavirus, we worry about being able to go to work safely

We are facing the reality of the on-going contamination of the virus called Coronavirus or as we refer to this as the COVID-19 pandemic. We

There has been a recent increase in creditor and debt buyer-initiated lawsuits to collect debts. To understand a person’ s/client’s exposure to wage garnishments and

A wage garnishment is a legal procedure in which payments are made by an employer to pay off a debt. Court-ordered payments by way of

United Nation Universal Declaration of Human Rights The United Nations (UN) came into being in 1945, shortly after the end of World War II. The

To win a claim, one must file the application for arbitration under the Florida Motor Vehicle Warranty Enforcement Act, better known as the “lemon law”.