Texas Robotaxi Crash Liability Falls on Operator
Texas law holds autonomous vehicle operators, not passengers, liable for crashes.
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What to Do If You’re Injured on Vacation
Remember to review your health and travel insurance policies to understand your coverage, follow up on medical treatments, and communicate with relevant parties.
This Week In Rideshare: Recalls, GigU and Tesla Robotaxis
Waymo recalls cars, GigU comes to America and Tesla falls behind. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
The Legal Resistance: How Big Law Is Confronting Presidential Overreach
Their efforts serve as a reminder that the legal profession, at its best, is not just about contracts and courtrooms. It’s about courage, responsibility, and the enduring fight for justice in the face of power.
How to Recognise the Signs of Child Abuse and When to Seek Legal Help
Remember, seeking legal help is not about creating conflict but safeguarding the child’s welfare and ensuring justice.
Former Indiana Congressional Candidate Sentenced to Federal Prison for Falsifying Campaign Finance Records
In total, approximately $234,000 of the purported contributions to Honest Gabe for Congress never occurred.
Event Advisory: Four months into the Trump Administration: How Have US Political Institutions Responded?
Panelists will examine both Congress and the courts’ responses to President Trump’s exercise of power, including the Senate’s handling of presidential appointments.
Black Activists Counter Congressional Progressives’ Plan with Their Own “Blueprint for a Better Deal for Black America”
“We challenge Congress to consider Project 21’s Blueprint before going off like rookies,” said Project 21 Director Terris Todd. “We’ve already given you the tools – now just do your job.”
Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) Announces Winner of Carl Liggio Memorial Paper Competition
Winning research explores how boards can build the expertise needed to navigate 21st-century challenges.
Victory for Public Disclosure! UW Animal Oversight Committee Accepts Defeat in Legal Fight to Hide Members’ Names
The dismissal should mark the end of a years-long saga, which spanned multiple courts and saw PETA notch three separate Ninth Circuit Court victories before this month’s District Court win.