How Entrepreneurs and Small Businesses Can Survive the Pandemic

Sona Sulakian

20 November, 2020

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Entrepreneurs and small businesses are struggling around the country. Women and minority owned businesses have been particularly hit hard. For example, salons and barber shops, which are largely owned and operated by women and/or minorities, are strug...

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The Dirty Tricks Landlords pull to force you out and wh...

Carlee Sutera | 28 July, 2020

In the midst of a global pandemic, record high unemployment rates, and the official end of the federal moratorium on evictions, renters need to be aware of their rights. ...

What To Do If Your Job Asks You To Sign a COVID-19 Liab...

Cassidy Chansirik | 28 July, 2020

Some workplaces, fearful of future lawsuits, are asking their employees to sign COVID-19 liability waivers upon returning to work in-person. Here, we have some t...

How Business Owners Can Decide If It's Time to File for...

Sona Sulakian | 27 July, 2020

Companies are filing for bankruptcy around the country. The largest Chapter 11 bankruptcies due to the COVID-19 pandemic so far include Hertz, LATAM Airlines, Frontier...

The Surprising Things That Can Lead To A Warrant For Yo...

Eduardo Ibarra | 27 July, 2020

Have you ever failed to pay a speeding ticket or missed too many days of school? These may seem like no big deals, but they can actually lead to having a warrant...

What happens if your ex doesn’t follow custody rules?

Monique Bolsajian | 27 July, 2020

Everyone in a divorce situation says they want what is best for their children. But they don't always do what's best for the children, especially if a custody arr...

The Day We've Been Dreading Is Here

Patty Lamberti | 24 July, 2020

Tomorrow is July 25th, a date we've been dreading for a long time because the federal moratorium on evictions will end. This eviction ban protected landlords from ...