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By Bradley Marshall, Esq. What happens if you have been charged with a crime, but the code section you are charged with or a related code section changes before your case gets finalized in court?  That is a pressing...

By Martin Crim, Esq. If a legislative bill has no preamble, readers are left guessing at what problem the drafter is trying to solve, if any. If the preamble identifies the problem to be solved, then readers can evaluate...

Written By: Kristina Keech Spitler, Esq. COVID-19 Legal Update Businesses continue to have challenges in dealing with the Covid-19 virus’ impact in the workplace, figuring out how to comply with the many changing laws and...

The Wrong “Help” Can Hurt: The Importance of Experienced and Licensed Legal Counsel in Immigration Cases and How to Avoid Scams by Fraud Notarios By Meghan M. Phillips, Esq.[1] The rapidly changing immigration laws...

Written by: Monica Munin, Esq. Republican governor Glenn Youngkin assumed office on January 15, 2022, enacting 11 executive orders including orders that; end mandatory masking for children in grade K-12; ban critical race...