This Week in Rideshare: Tickets, Robots, and NASCAR
Chicago hits the breaks, Uber drops its bots, and Instacart goes racing. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
Chicago hits the breaks, Uber drops its bots, and Instacart goes racing. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
Kroger Co. recently announced it was a victim of a data hack that may have compromised sensitive information belonging to thousands of its customers.
The Food & Drug Administration and Bravo Packing, Inc. are recalling certain types of dog food over salmonella and listeria concerns.
Judge will determine if abuse allegations can move forward.
This precedent will help not only WMC’s clients, but thousands of other policyholders who can now immediately demand millions of dollars from the carriers.
Illinois is currently the only state in the country with a statute that allows consumers to seek monetary damages if their biometric information is wrongfully taken.
Business owners should take a proactive approach to shoring up cybersecurity measures – it may protect your assets not only in business, but also in court.
Officer Rodney Vicknair allegedly assaulted the girl over the course of some months–including when she was on her way to a hospital to get a rape kit performed.
Anne Sacoolas and her husband, Jonathon, allegedly fled the United Kingdom after killing 19-year old Harry Dunn.
Oahu Parachute Center, its owner, and many others were recently named in a lawsuit over the fatal 2019 plane crash that killed 11 people.