Did you know that you may still receive shoplifting charges after leaving the store? Just because you made it out without getting caught doesn’t mean you’re in the clear. In
A Federal Judge in the Eastern District of New York made a powerful ruling on Friday, December 4th. Judge Nicholas G. Garaufis ordered the Federal Government to begin accepting
If you’ve been in an accident and received injuries, you may be eligible for a personal injury settlement. Many people who get into accidents are unaware of the average personal
A hostile work environment is something no one wants to experience. Unfortunately, it occurs in every profession all over the world. It is more than just common annoyances at work.
At Ybarra Maldonado Law Group, we understand the importance of activism both within one’s own community and in other communities. We’ve complied a few lists from different organizations/authors for how
The process of applying for a Green Card can be extremely complicated. Sometimes it is difficult to determine whether or not you are eligible. In this blog post, we outline
Getting into a car accident is scary enough as it is. It can be an even scarier situation if you hurt another person in the wreck. If you are reading
It only takes a few seconds for someone’s life to change forever. Unfortunately, car accidents are a part of living in a world with automobiles. Every time you get behind
Nobody can deny that getting into an accident can be both scary and inconvenient. Even if it’s a non-injury car accident, the event can still be a pain to deal
On Tuesday, July 28, 2020, the Trump administration again attacked the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. Through a memo issued by Acting Department of Homeland Security Chad Wolf,
Many of our community members have reached out wondering if COVID-19 stimulus money or unemployment will hurt their chances of becoming a legal permanent resident, U.S. Citizen, or losing their
Abogado Ray Explains: On Friday July 17, 2020, United States District Court Judge Paul W. Grimm ordered USCIS to begin accepting new DACA applications and advanced parole applications. Read the
