What is Stalking in Arizona? In Arizona, stalking is a crime that involves a person who knowingly engages in a pattern of conduct directed toward another person that would cause a reasonable person to fear for his or her safety or the safety of his or her immediate family, or to suffer substantial emotional distress….
Defining Adverse Possession Adverse possession is not something you hear every day, unless you’re in the business of real estate law. But it is defined by Cornell Law School as: "[A]n exception to the general rule that ownership of property cannot be acquired without a writing . . . provides that if an owner of…
An Overview of Non-Solicitation Agreements One of the most common post-termination restrictions in the employment context is a non-solicitation agreement. Typically, such agreements are included in a contract upon the hiring of an employee. It prevents the employee from soliciting customers or clients away from company, whether it be during employment or for a period…
Illinois Knife Overview The legal framework for knife carrying in Illinois is a nuanced network of statutory provisions and relevant case law. Under 720 ILCS 5/24-1 (commonly referred to as the Aggravated Unlawful Use of a Weapon statute), knives are considered "weapons" for the purposes of the law, alongside other items like firearms. This statute…
Anderson’s Business Law: An Introduction As a comprehensive resource in the field of business law, Anderson’s Business Law and the Legal Environment is a cornerstone text for students and professionals alike. This section explores the significance of this text both as a foundational educational resource and as a practical guide for real-world application of the…
California’s Position on Non-Compete Agreements California Generally Prohibits Non-Compete AgreementsOutside of a handful of limited exceptions, California’s general posture is that non-compete agreements are void. On this issue, California is in stark contrast to many other states. For example, Texas allows private employers to maintain restrictions on former employees, and, at least in some respects,…
All You Need to Know About Legal Separation in Ohio When two people get married in Ohio, they assume they will be together until death do them part. However, sometimes marriages become strained for a variety of reasons. When this happens, your options can seem limited to either remaining married or filing for divorce.Fortunately for…
What’s a Legal Exhibit Divider? Exhibit dividers, also commonly called tab dividers, are an essential yet often overlooked tool in the arsenal of any legal professional. These seemingly simple items serve a vital purpose in the organization and presentation of legal documents. In a field where attention to detail is crucial, legal exhibit dividers offer…
The Rules of Chicago Parking Understanding Chicago’s Fire Hydrant Parking RulesAs with all cities, Chicago has a parking ordinance that is applicable throughout the city. That parking ordinance is set forth in the Municipal Code of the City of Chicago. More specifically, it’s in title 9 of the code. The regulations that we will be…
An Overview of Family Law in Kokomo The field of family law encompasses a variety of legal issues that impact the lives of individuals and families. In Kokomo, Indiana, like in many other communities, people may encounter family law matters such as divorce, child custody and support, property division, alimony, and adoption. Engaging the services…