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Immunity, in a legal context, is your protection from liabilities or penalties when performing roles needing freedom from interference. It allows government officials like diplomats to act without fear of lawsuits, ensuring their duties aren't hindered. Various forms include diplomatic, sovereign, and legislative immunity, each playing a unique role in...

Recent investigations have revealed systematic political discrimination in FEMA's disaster relief efforts following Hurricane Milton in Lake Placid, Florida. Under Supervisor Marni Washington's direction, FEMA teams allegedly denied assistance to at least twenty households based on their political expressions, violating First Amendment rights. Affected residents can pursue legal compensation through...

Employers claiming the Employee Retention Credit (ERC) face tough choices when amending income tax returns. To avoid overstated deductions and potential IRS denials, they must navigate complex tax rules and make timely amendments. The IRS requires amended returns to reduce wage expense deductions, and accurate calculations are essential to guarantee...