The so-called “gig” economy is big and growing. This summer, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics released the first official estimate of its size. According to the Bureau, 3.8 percent of US workers — 5.9 million persons … Keep Reading...
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The so-called “gig” economy is big and growing. This summer, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics released the first official estimate of its size. According to the Bureau, 3.8 percent of US workers — 5.9 million persons … Keep Reading...
In recent elections, many accusations have been flung about “paid protestors” — allegedly rented for the day by shadowy cabals or mysterious billionaires (sometimes on Craigslist or other online forums) to show up at political … Keep Reading...
If you’ve been served with an eviction notice, and you’re not ready to move out, you are probably asking yourself “Does the landlord have the right to evict me? What can I do to remain … Keep Reading...
Custody battles make great fodder for TV shows and movies, but the reality typically involves significantly less drama. A court signs off on a custody plan that is created for the kids, … Keep Reading...
Fault is one of the most critical elements in any car accident claim. The person at fault is the person whose negligence caused the accident, and this is the person who typically must pay for the … Keep Reading...
Flood insurance is a topic that many of us don’t fully understand. When you buy a home, your lender will either require you to obtain flood insurance or it won’t. While purchasing a home on … Keep Reading...
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