The contract between a tenant and landlord, whether based on a written lease or a handshake, is one of the most common and important transactions made in New York. It defines how renters will enjoy their home and how owners will maintain their property. Understand your rights and responsibilities as a landlord and tenant. For
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Are you a good lawyer or paralegal? Do you want to go to the next level and be more than good? There is no magic formula. What this course does is help you understand the business of law and the importance of marketing to grow and sustain a law practice. At the end of the
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The Brownsville Construction Career & M/WBE Expo is an exciting opportunity for individuals interested in careers in construction, networking with industry professionals, and learning about upcoming projects in the Brownsville neighborhood. Scheduled for Thursday, January 30, 2025, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Van Dyke Community Center in Brooklyn, this event will connect attendees with general contractors, union representatives,
Whether it’s social justice, civil rights, and workers’ rights, we must end discrimination and advocate for workers’ safety.
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Who Should Attend? Foreign attorneys looking to work in the US market Individuals who are planning to go to law school Individuals who want to become a paralegal Paralegals who want to improve their skills and become more of an asset Individuals who plan to run for elected office Faith-based, non-profit and community leaders Entrepreneurs
Starting a nonprofit is no different from starting any other business. You must research, write a business plan, and file business-formation documents with your state. However, nonprofits face one additional hurdle—they must get approval from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to be exempt from taxes.
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