This Week In Rideshare: Subscriptions, Colorado and Volkswagen
Uber sued by the FTC, Uber threatens to leave and VW goes AV. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
News & Politics
Accessibility Improvements for Pedestrians with Mobility Disabilities Result from Partial Consent Decree with City of Baltimore
Under the partial consent decree, the City has agreed, among other things, to devote a minimum of $44 million, and potentially up to $50 million, over the course of four years to the construction and/or remediation of thousands of curb ramps and the remediation of tens of thousands of square feet of sidewalks throughout Baltimore.
Supreme Court Takes On USPS Bias Case
Supreme Court to review USPS race bias case and Minnesota gun law decision.
How to Find Inmate Information Quickly and Easily
Finding inmate information has become much simpler with the availability of various online resources and mobile applications.
McKeen & Associates Joins Legal Effort Challenging Michigan’s Cap on Non-Economic Damages in Medical Malpractice Cases
The American Association for Justice argues that Michigan’s damages cap unjustly deprives the most seriously harmed victims of medical malpractice of their full compensatory damages.
Managing Your Personal Loan Effectively
Proactive management and mindful financial decisions can turn your personal loan into a powerful tool for financial growth and stability.
How to Effectively Report Telemarketer Calls
Taking action not only ensures personal security and peace of mind, but also supports broader initiatives aimed at combating intrusive and unethical telemarketing practices.
Understanding Tenant Rights and Legal Protections During Waitlists for Housing Assistance
While waiting for housing assistance, tenants are entitled to specific legal protections designed to ensure that their rights are upheld.
Highways, Airports, and Redevelopment: Why Cities Use Eminent Domain
As cities continue to grow, eminent domain will remain a significant and often controversial tool in urban development.
Alarming Expansion in Public Nuisance Litigation Revealed by ATRA Report
From social media to car thefts, new litigation trends threaten entire industries.