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Foreclosure Laws in Nebraska

Foreclosure is seldom the best option available when Nebraska homeowners fall behind on their mortgage payments. While it may be inevitable in some cases, all alternatives to foreclosing on the property should be thoroughly explored. Some possible options include: Communicating with your lender. Sometimes a mortgage modification can save you from foreclosure. Working with a […]

What Are The Requirements For Travel Time Pay?

Under Pennsylvania Law, an employer must pay for travel time if an employee is required to report to the employer’s establishment to clock in, load up, etc. and vice versa. If an employee leaves directly from home to the job site or vice versa it is not paid time.

May I Collect Uc Benefits While Attending School?

The PA UC Law does not specifically or expressly disqualify you for benefits simply because you are a full or part­time student. Additionally, you will not be ineligible for any week that you are in training approved by the Secretary of the Department of Labor & Industry and are otherwise eligible. However, UC eligibility cannot […]

What Is Acceptable For The Employer Address, Contact Name And Phone Number?

The employer address should be the legal physical or mailing address for the employer associated with the FEIN. If a payroll service or other third party is reporting for you, please request that they report your address and not their own. The contact name and phone number should be someone who can answer questions about […]

How Old Does A Minor Need To Be Before He/She Can Begin Work In South Carolina?

A minor can begin work at age 14. However, the child labor laws has restrictions on what type of work can be performed and limitations on hours of work.

Arkansas Personal Injury Laws

Physical injuries can get expensive. From paying your medical bills to lost wages for time taken off of work, your physical, mental, and emotional injuries can range from a few hundred to tens of thousands of dollars or in some cases, much more. If someone else caused your injuries, you may not have to pay […]

Connecticut Personal Injury Law

Whether you’re a lifelong Middletown resident, a student in Storrs, New London, or New Haven, or just in Greenwich for a nice weekend, we hope you stay safe. But accidents do happen, and sometimes those accidents result in injuries. And while many accidents are no one’s fault, some accidents and injuries happen because of the […]

Hawaii Personal Injury Law: The Basics

Around 30,000 visitors deplane in Hawaii every day. They are greeted with a lei, welcomed with aloha during their visit, and hopefully carry some of that spirit home with them. But not everyone makes it off the islands unscathed. And, let’s face it, us locals get into our fair share of accidents as well. So, […]

Idaho Personal Injury Law

When you’re injured, you could face some complicated challenges. There’s the time and expense of your initial medical care, missed time at work for recovery, the pain, the followup care, and many additional burdens that impact your quality of life. If you were injured by someone else, you may not have to deal with all […]

Michigan Personal Injury Law

When you suffer an injury to your physical or mental health or to your property you could receive compensation by filing a personal injury lawsuit. Michigan injury laws allow you to recover for economic and non-economic losses you suffer as a result of your injuries, all at the responsible party’s expense. Whether you’re in Detroit on business, Ann […]