LG Smart TVs Raise New Privacy Questions
Investigation finds LG televisions may collect network and audio data.
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Can Your Smart Home Testify Against You?
There is a difference between recording footage of your front yard and collecting information about activities occurring inside your home. Smart devices may reveal incredibly personal aspects of someone’s lifestyle, routines and behaviour.
Weekend Nights Bring a Predictable Spike in Odessa Car Crashes
Odessa’s oilfield economy runs on cash and long stretches away from home, and weekends bring a predictable surge of workers off shift with money to spend and not much else to do in a city that doesn’t offer a lot beyond bars, restaurants, and late night drives back to a hotel.
Understanding Your Legal Options for Selling a Firearm
As outlined throughout this article, a local private sale, an interstate transfer, and an online listing each carry different compliance requirements, and no single method applies to every situation.
Deloitte Agrees to $21.5M Employment Settlement
The resolution resolves allegations involving race and sex-based employment practices.
The Probate File Is Closed—But Is the Estate Really Finished? What Executors and Heirs Should Know
State statutes and court rules determine how estates close, when authority ends, which notices are required, how claims are barred, and what procedure applies to later-discovered property.
DOJ Reviews Potentially Bias William & Mary Scholarships
Justice Department reviews William & Mary programs for possible race discrimination.
FTC Targets Personalized Pricing Practices
The FTC is increasing scrutiny of personalized pricing based on consumer data.
The Family-Law Chain Reaction: How Divorce, Remarriage, and New Children Reshape Estate Plans
A coordinated review helps keep the plan consistent with current wishes and legal obligations.
When Family Court Orders and Estate Plans Collide: What Families Should Review After Divorce, Remarriage, or a Death
After divorce, remarriage, or a death, the review should cover the legal documents and the records held by courts, financial institutions, retirement plans, insurers, and title offices.