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    What is Malicious Prosecution?

    Malicious prosecution is the act of knowingly filing a civil or criminal lawsuit against an individual with no reasonable grounds, probable cause, or acting with improper purposes. In such cases, the defendant in that case may be entitled to file a lawsuit claiming malicious prosecution against a prosecutor or others who initiated the claims. Typically, […]

    Why Should a Church Become Incorporated?

    Nearly every religious organization faces the question of whether to become incorporated at some point. This question typically arises when considering legal liability. Liability in unincorporated churches and religious organizations is placed on the organization’s members or congregation, which oftentimes can be quite problematic, particularly in smaller organizations with little capital or assets. Incorporating protects […]

    How to Stay Safe on the Road on Memorial Day Weekend

    Memorial Day weekend is the traditional start of the summer vacation season. The national holiday falls on May 30 this year, and often features parades and other memorial activities in many communities across the nation.  AAA says the 2022 Memorial Day holiday could be the busiest in many years. The auto insurer that traditionally forecasts […]

    Can Potholes Cause Car Accidents?

    Drivers frequently complain about potholes, especially during the spring and early summer months when potholes tend to become more pronounced. Potholes are more than mere annoyances, though: they can be serious road hazards and can contribute to car accidents.  Each year, more than six billion dollars in property damage is attributed to potholes and similar […]

    What is a Parsonage Allowance?

    A parsonage allowance, also known as rental or housing allowance, is a financial allotment designated by the church to its minister to offset their housing costs. Parsonage allowance is also tax-exempt from a minister’s gross income.  It is important to note that the term “minister” in this case encompasses all faiths as defined by the […]

    How Can I Travel Safely on Easter?

    Easter weekend is one of the most-traveled holiday weekends all year, making it one with high accident rates as a result. Good Friday, the start of Passover, and spring break for many, all converge on the same weekend, putting tens of thousands more vehicles on the roads.  With many school districts and higher education institutions […]