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If there are two things in life we've come to know are extremely difficult, it's surviving a pandemic - and divorce. Let's be honest, even without the pandemic, life is still hard. But enduring…

Although economic crime isn't often discussed in the media, in reality, there are many types of financial cases we as attorneys see. Whether people see these financial crimes from the outside looking in, or…

In this first post in our series about the economy, we analyze how the overall economic impact of the pandemic on individuals in the United States. While unemployment benefits and government enacted legislation have…

Something most people don't think about are dog laws in their state. Although it may seem unimportant at the moment, when an issue arises with your dog and the law, these will be crucial…

Although adopting a pet became a 2020 trend during the pandemic, now that restrictions are being lifted across the country, and life is slowly returning to normal, will some new dog owners decide to…

As college students return to campus for the first time in over a year, new questions about how school will work and what COVID-19 restrictions, if any, can still be broken. Although many believe…

As the start of the new school year draws closer, many families will start to experience both the positives and the drawbacks of returning to school in person. While our students' return to school…

On June 29th, 2021, Susan Smith Blakely published an article in the ABA Journal questioning whether lawyer moms are paying enough attention to upward mobility. In her eyes, they're not, because being a mother…

While working moms were hit hard by the start of the pandemic, the end won't bring any more sympathy to moms separating their time between their jobs and their families. While both men and…