Tag: LegalEase

The last several weeks have placed a spotlight on other countries’ (including countries that we consider sophisticated) lack of various freedoms. Those missing freedoms contrast with our uniquely American legal rights that make our self-governing country extra special among our peers.

Last month, Ohio voters passed two state-wide referendums. The first referendum, Issue 1, amended Ohio’s Constitution regarding abortion and other, various healthcare related topics.

Even basic internet competency empowers people to find at least some personal information that you may desire to keep confidential.

Last month, the U.S. Postal Service introduced new requirements to forward mail. Under the new requirements, someone can forward his or her mail at a post office or online.

People face unforeseen, unfortunate events all the time. Sometimes the unfortunate events are mistakes or accidents. Other times, Mother Nature or society creates situations where negative things happen for which people are financially responsible.

Most of us are aware that operators of trucks, other large vehicles and school buses are required to have a commercial driver’s license or CDL.

Small businesses are very different from other assets, because small businesses may have significant financial value that is not readily saleable or “liquid.”

When we borrow or use something that will eventually be possessed or owned by someone else, we should give that item back in as good or better condition than when we first got it.

Our justice system presumes that Congress carefully crafts every word of every law in a precise and intentional way, and judges are therefore tasked with discerning Congress’s intent by applying the rules of grammar to interpret laws.

There are various types of Medicaid, each of which has at least somewhat different eligibility requirements.