Monthly Archives: May 2020
Immigrants Are Put at Risk As Immigration Courts Remain Open
For the last few months, it seems like the entire world has shut down because of COVID-19. Those shutdowns include court systems. Some courts have held hearings by phone, but for the most part, any type of hearing or trial that is not essential, was put on hold. That is, other than immigration courts,… Read More »
Does Property or Business Insurance Cover Coronavirus Claims?
As the coronavirus spreads throughout the nation, many people are going to find their households or businesses affected by the disease or events related to it. Can you make a property insurance claim or a business interruption insurance claim for your property being infected with the coronavirus (or any disease)? New Laws Will Have… Read More »
Jurisdiction: What is it and Should You be Concerned About It?
If you were harmed in Florida, whether it be by being injured, or a business related civil case such as breach of contract, you may just assume that because you live in Florida, and were harmed in Florida, that you can sue in Florida. But it’s not that simple. In order to sue a… Read More »
CARES Act Gives Some Relief to Homeowners in Foreclosure
Government help in the Coronavirus crisis isn’t just coming in the form of checks. It’s also coming in the form of relief for mortgage borrowers and renters. With provisions similar to those that were implemented after the 2008 housing crisis, these new laws—called the CARES act—can be powerful tools to help borrowers in need… Read More »