Boelter, 57, arrived in federal court in an orange jumpsuit and slippers and was unshackled as he sat next to a defense ...

"They find themselves uniquely disadvantaged, as the legal system, with its intricate nature and high expenses, appears to favor either the affluent, who can effortlessly afford legal fees ...

Business restructuring or dissolution. — Bankruptcy. In a criminal proceeding, a court will appoint an attorney if someone can’t afford legal assistance. In a civil case, generally described ...

a court will appoint an attorney if someone can't afford legal assistance. In a civil case, generally described as a dispute between two private parties, those who lack funds will have to get ...

In 1973, less than half of law firm revenue came from corporate clients, as opposed to individuals; by 2023, the figure was nearly 75 percent. “They’re going after the clients that can afford ...

Text Callout : Key Takeaways – Can’t Afford a Lawyer for Estate Planning? Do This Instead According to a 2024 survey by Caring.com, only 32% of Americans have a will or estate plan ...

'Good luck getting my vote': GOP lawmaker warns his own party about a key provision in Trump's major bill ...

Court documents reveal debts exceeding $20 million (£15 million), including unpaid taxes, child support arrears, and creditor ...

"The average person under 70 years old has more than 160 digital accounts," says Mike Fiffik, attorney at Fiffik Law Group in Pittsburgh. "As a result, digital asset management is quickly becoming ...