by Abogado Aly | Jun 20, 2016 | Civil Law |
As we have talked about before, the amount of civil law lawyers available to the public is dramatically less than what is needed in this country. Civil cases do not have a right to defense, even though a civil case can end with a person going to jail, losing...
by Abogado Aly | Dec 5, 2014 | Civil Law |
After the ruling of the grand jury involved in the case of police brutality in Ferguson, Charles Ogletree, a Harvard Law School Professor, answered a few questions on the legality of the ruling, according to an article recently completed by The Daily Illini. His...
by Abogado Aly | Sep 29, 2014 | Civil Law |
It has become a standard amongst American society that when the individual sees they have been wronged, they are able to take their assumedly powerful foe to court. The proceeding trial is often envisioned as a dramatic battle between good and evil, with the wronged...
by Abogado Aly | Aug 18, 2014 | Disabilities Law |
A new online article done by the “Austin Business Journal” discusses recent action taken by Texas civil right groups. The civil rights groups are suing cab companies for violations regarding the Americans with Disabilities Act. The two civil rights groups in question...
by Abogado Aly | Jul 28, 2014 | Minimum Wage Laws |
In a recent article by United States Department of Labor, wage and hour division is discussed. In this article, many questions about minimum wage law are answered. A common question that many US citizens ask is, “how much is federal minimum wage?” The Federal Labor...
