Marijuana laws changing, following public opinion
Just a few decades ago, Americans overwhelmingly thought marijuana should be illegal. But options have changed, and so have the laws.
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Title theft is not the problem, despite ad claims
Commercials by Bill O’Reilly claim Home Title Lock can prevent title theft. Title theft is not the problem.
Ruling: Federal courts overcharge for online public records
Federal courts are charging too much for online access to public records, according to a recent ruling.
Kodak loan investigation by SEC is all about timing
A recently launched investigation into Kodak’s $765 million government loan is more about its timing than the validity of the loan.
Divorce spiking during pandemic
As the country watched coronavirus cases spiking this spring, family law attorneys were watching another spike – in people wanting to file for divorce.
Businesses find insurance doesn’t cover pandemic
Thousands of businesses across the country have been denied insurance claims for “business interruption” after shuttering their offices, restaurants and service establishments during the COVID-19 pandemic. Many of those insurance policies they bought to cover crises have exclusions for viruses such as the coronavirus. Insurance…
GNC lawsuit hinges on mask order, bankruptcy
A GNC manager is suing the company, saying he was fired for enforcing a mask order. Bankruptcy laws may protect GNC.
Face masks just the latest of public safety battles
The current controversy over the right to not wear a face mask is just the latest battle over government safety mandates.
TikTok faces class action lawsuit over data privacy
A group of parents are suing the social media app TikTok, claiming it is illegally collecting and sharing identification information and sending it to China.
Rules tighten on protected speech in workplace
Employees who spew the F-bomb, make sexually unacceptable remarks or racist comments at work – even involving union activities – will no longer enjoy the same protections under the National Labor Relations Act they once did.