Introduction to the New York City Legal Market The legal industry in New York City is in constant flux, shaped by the ebb and flow of talent, resources, and demand. While large law firms have…
What Is Considered Verbal Harassment? Verbal harassment is defined as "to act or speak to one in an angry, loud, threatening or reproaching manner; to criticize or blame one in an abusive manner." This can…
Defining an Insurance Defense Law Firm Insurance Defense law firms represent insurance companies in defending lawsuits that might otherwise pose the threat of a huge judgment for the insurance company. These types of lawsuits can…
Therapist Confidentiality: An Overview Therapists are required to keep any and all information that you discuss with them confidential. This allows for a therapeutic relationship to develop. As such, your therapist is obligated to keep…
What are Non-Competes? Non-Competition Agreement: What Is It?By definition, a non-competition agreement is a contract between two parties whereby one party essentially agrees to a restriction from competing with the other party—either for a specific…
Certified Legal Document Preparers: What You Need to Know When you visit the National Association of Legal Assistants’ website, you will see a brief description of the role of document preparers: "Legal document preparers are…
What Is a Breach of Warranty? A breach of warranty occurs when one party to a contract breaks an agreed-upon promise related to a product or service. In most cases with this type of claim,…
What is a Joint Venture Construction Contract? A joint venture construction contract is an agreement between two or more parties who enter into a joint venture (JV) that provides for the construction of facilities using…
Arkansas Fence Laws – Summary To the untrained eye, the concept of a fence may not seem to fall within the category of "real estate law." But to those of us with an eye for…
About DC Superior Court The District of Columbia Superior Court is the trial court for general jurisdiction in the District of Columbia. The Superior Court has jurisdiction to hear civil and criminal cases within the…