Benefits of Working at a Small Firm

The Lawyer You Know explains the top three benefits of a SMALL LAW FIRM. If you are considering going to law school or are currently in law school, this is a great video to find out what benefits you might have working in a small law firm and if it would be a good fit for you.
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[@AaronRichmond-kv2sl]

do you believe recent municipal bylaws violate peoples constitutional rights? If so, what do you think is stopping business owners and citizens from fighting these?

[@LawyerYouKnow]

Municipal by-laws are a type of law made by a municipality’s governing body which apply to the way they conduct their business, (i.e. meeting rules, voting procedure, quorums, ect). The Bylaws don’t normally have an impact that would raise a constitutional issue. Do you have a specific example in mind that we could reference?

[@AaronRichmond-kv2sl]

@@LawyerYouKnow sure. Wearing masks or keeping social distance. Are these not municipal laws rather than state or federal?

[@LawyerYouKnow]

Those were local ordinances designed to implement and enforce CDC guidelines and the State of Florida’s Covid 19 precautions. The Governor issued a statewide order yesterday that all local ordinances regarding mask mandates have been nullified. Local businesses can still enforce their own individual polices but the individual municipal mask requirements are rescinded.

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@@LawyerYouKnow were they not nullified at the point of being unconstitutional if argued at a federal level to begin?

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@@AaronRichmond-kv2sl they were not found to be unconstitutional at this point. If they were, then they would be unenforceable at a local level.