Navigating Insurance Claims After Wildfires: 10 Essential Steps for Protecting Your Property and Future

We are heartbroken and in shock to see our beautiful towns ravaged by the Palisades, Eaton, Woodley, Hurst and Lidia fires. There isn’t much we can do but at a minimum, we can provide some guidance on how to navigate the next steps, specifically as it relates to insurance claims. Feel free to reach out […]

Writing an Effective Resignation Letter

Often times, the work environment can be so unbearable that you have to resign from your job. This is called constructive termination or constructive discharge. It is a form of wrongful termination.

Professors Sue Southwestern College for Retaliation After Reporting Racial Discrimination

In the initial installment of an ongoing investigation, two former professors have filed a lawsuit against Southwestern College, alleging retaliation following their reports of racial discrimination.

Civil Asset Forfeiture: What To Do When You Face It

The topic of civil asset forfeiture has received considerable media attention in recent years. National news outlets such as the New Yorker, PBS Frontline, the Washington Post, and even HBO’s Last Week Tonight with John Oliver have commented on the controversial practice, which allows the government to forfeit (i.e., permanently take) privately-owned property involved in criminal activity without charging the property owner with a crime.