Carmakers Press U.S. Agency Over Outdated Safety Rules
Automakers say outdated federal safety rules delay life-saving vehicle technology updates.
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Connecticut Overhauls Auto Claim Arbitration Process
Connecticut now requires insurers to cover costs and interest in arbitration disputes.
The Harkin Institute Celebrate’s the ADA’s 35th Anniversary and Its Recent “Gold” Certification
The ceremony will be followed by a panel discussion that will cover the benefits of universal design and how to implement accessibility features in your workplace.
Tennessee Flex Loan Leaves Borrowers in Debt
Tennessee’s Flex Loan law allows repeated borrowing, trapping residents in growing debt.
How to Settle a Debt Lawsuit in Texas Without Going to Court
An experienced debt defense law firm knows the intricacies of these situations and how to work with collectors to make them see the benefit of a settlement.
Why Professional Legal Help is Essential for Immigration Success
Hiring an immigration lawyer is an investment that will pay off in the form of reduced stress, faster processing, and the peace of mind that comes with knowing your future is in capable hands.
5 Things to Know About Claiming a Homestead Exemption
A homestead exemption is a powerful way to cut property taxes. By knowing who qualifies and what types exist, homeowners find more ways to save.
Why Pedestrian Fatalities Keep Rising and What Cities Can Do About It
Every pedestrian death represents a preventable tragedy.
Car Safety Gaps Put Women at Higher Risk
Outdated crash tests put women at greater risk in car accidents.
The Legal Dimensions of Dual Citizenship in Israel
Regardless of how often you are there, making sure your address, military exemptions, and passport are up to date stops problems from arising later.