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Protests v. Riots

How do we describe what’s going on? From newsrooms, to social media posts, people have had to characterize this... Read More

Reality TV is a different spectacle. Most people today know of it’s contrived plots, but still have a difficult time... Read More

Lawyers are experiencing the unprecedented. After the first wave of the pandemic, more firms and sole-practitioners are... Read More

To put it bluntly: workplace discrimination is a common case. Fortunately, discrimination is against the law and there are... Read More

With courts easing restrictions on some in-person proceedings this week, judges are grappling with how to prioritize jury... Read More

Does that give you a right to sue? As we begin to exit the first wave of COVID, citizens that were left in the dark are now... Read More

Most of us are accustomed to public contact with friends and family, however, we are currently confined with severe... Read More

What happens when you get hurt and decide to pursue compensation, but there’s no direct evidence to prove that it happened... Read More

When in a crisis situation where someone is in distress, it is important to give first aid before the ambulance... Read More

During the COVID-19 outbreak, attorneys will be requesting more time to get their cases going. What is a Motion to Enlarge... Read More

Don’t let this pandemic catch you or your family off guard. Make sure you have a last will and testament from our legal... Read More

During this pandemic and oncoming recession, more and more landlords and tenants are struggling to survive. As a result,... Read More

As the COVID-19 outbreak continues to spread throughout the communities where we live and work, our team at AttorneyDocs are... Read More

Asset freezing is a legal process which prevents a defendant, whether innocent or guilty, from dissipating their... Read More

Sample Letter to insurance Company for Life Insurance Claim If you’re a beneficiary of a life insurance policy, you... Read More

It’s not unusual for someone to get a tattoo these days, but in Columbus, Georgia, it’s now illegal to give them on... Read More

January has unofficially been dubbed Divorce Month and many legal experts believe that the reason for this trend boils down... Read More

Just this month, Gov. Roy Cooper signed legislation that reforms North Carolina’s sexual assault laws, and includes a... Read More

Like it, or loathe it, the season for skiing and snowboarding is here! Many people are getting their lift passes from their... Read More

Every winter, when the roads get icy, accidents happen; and snow-covered roads during the winter account for a large... Read More