With Memorial Day weekend upon us, it means college students will now be taking a long break from the rigors of their academic schedule and, of course, looking for something to do during their three-month respite.
Task number 1 in a divorce with children: The parenting plan
With everything you have to think about as your marriage draws to a close, the most important task before you involves your children. Figuring out a way to ease the transition for them from one household to two might take a significant amount of thought from both you and the other parent.
Understanding the protections provided to military workers under USERRA - III
In today's post, we'll conclude our ongoing discussion of the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act, the groundbreaking federal law that provides re-employment rights to all workers who temporarily leave their positions to perform some manner of military service.
Injured in cargo-related truck accident? Secure compensation
Numerous long-haul commercial drivers use Tennessee roadways as they make their way across the country. This may be a good thing, economically speaking, but it also presents quite a few problems for residents. Driving around tractor-trailers is a dangerous affair. If you are involved in a truck accident, it can take quite a toll on you and your family.
Don't let a tortious interference claim derail your business - III
In a series of posts, we've spent some time examining the economic tort of tortious interference, which involves allegations that one business owner somehow interfered with the existing relationships or contracts of another business owner with the intent of causing them economic harm.
How to make this year's National Small Business Week one to remember
Ask any small business owner about their schedule on any given day of the week and chances are good they'll tell you they're swamped. Indeed, there's always inventory to check, books to balance, delivery schedules to keep and cash registers to operate.
