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In 1971, when Rep. Martha Griffiths proposed adding an Equal Rights Amendment to our Constitution, I was three years old. The proposed amendment stated: “Equality
With TikTok, Instagram and Facebook Reels and now YouTube shorts, social media platforms are focusing on short-form video content. Creating short-form video content for your
In honor of Women’s History Month, Attorney at Law Magazine invites women attorneys to talk about the practice of law, their unique experiences as women
As we mark Women’s History Month by reflecting on the vital role women have played in American history, it’s important to recognize that inherent biases
How big is too big when it comes to verdicts? In August 2022, a Georgia family was awarded $1.7 billion in Hill v. Ford Motor
On January 5, the Federal Trade Commission announced a proposed rule to ban non-compete agreements nationwide, citing that they violate Section 5 of the Federal
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Disability judges approved 54% of all Social Security disability claims in 2022, but their approval rates vary. A new study from Atticus shows that there
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People who suffer a personal injury deserve to focus on restoring their health without undue stress. But the financial hardships that often accompany injuries and
If you’re having problems in your family, you may not be sure whether you need to consult a lawyer. That’s understandable. Most people in New
