Lawsuit: Alabama City Jails Residents Over Unpaid Garbage Bills
The City of Valley had earlier imprisoned an 82-year-old woman who had forgotten to pay her past-due garbage collection bill of $77.
Illinois Judge Pauses Enforcement of Firearm Ban
The state recently enacted a law that would make it more difficult for most residents to obtain certain “high-powered” firearms, as well as high-capacity magazines.
Canada to Pay $2 Billion to Settle Indigenous Residential Schools Lawsuit
First Nations leaders claimed that Canada’s now-defunct system of residential schools caused the irreversible and irreparable loss of indigenous languages, cultures, and customs.
Judge Blocks Microsoft Request to Pause Activision Merger Lawsuit
Microsoft had asked the court to pause a private antitrust lawsuit seeking to block the company’s planned acquisition of Activision Blizzard Inc.
This Week In Rideshare: Colorado, Deactivations, and EVs
Lawmakers join drivers, IDG fights deactivations and Uber teams up with car makers. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
Even Post-Holiday Shipping Can Be a Challenge: A Guide to Making It Work
Once the parcel is dispatched, you will receive a tracking ID. Track your order to know the status of delivery.
Out of State DUI Charges in Las Vegas
The only time a defendant is required to come back to Nevada for court during the DUI process is if the case goes to trial.
Tips and Tricks: How to Choose the Best Remodeling Project
Everyone is stressed and overwhelmed when it comes to renovating their home.
The Weirdest RV Campground Rules
It’s clear that the world of RV campgrounds is full of surprises and unexpected rules.
What Is Involuntary Manslaughter and What Happens If You Are Accused?
Whether or not it was intentional, manslaughter is still a serious crime. Unless it was in self-defense, there is a good chance that you will serve time for it.