This Week in Rideshare: Shared Rides, Subscriptions, and Reports
Shared rides return, Uber offers a new service, and officials demand reform. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
News & Politics
Bankruptcy for Beginners: 5 Things to Know
A basic and precise definition of bankruptcy is a legal debt relief tool that lets all or some debt owed by an individual be forgiven after meeting certain criteria.
Righteousness + Force in America: The Trap of Righteous Activism Coupled with State Power
Political righteousness has no sense of “live and let live,” let alone any sense that persuasion is better than force.
New Accidents in Pennsylvania Raise Questions About Semi-Truck Safety
Negligent truckers and operators must be held accountable for causing semi-truck accidents.
What Kinds of Legal Challenges do Immigrants Experience in Rolling Meadows?
Although there may be a few obstacles along the way, the immigration process is relatively straightforward when you’re working with a legal professional.
When Does Social Security Disability Convert to Retirement?
If you become disabled before reaching retirement age, your work history entitles you to apply for and receive benefits through the Social Security Disability Insurance program.
Avoiding Car Collisions in Greenville: Top Tips for New Drivers
No matter what precautions you take, you can still have an accident. Stay calm, and follow recommended procedures after an accident.
COP26 Summit: From Hope to Nope
The recent COP26 meetup in Glasgow was supposedly our last best chance to take real climate action and avert disaster, but then: more blah, blah, blah.
This Week in Rideshare: Cabs, Robots, and Women
Uber = taxis, Eats goes robotic and women pay more. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
ICE to Expedite Deportation of Immigrants Recently Arrived Across U.S.-Mexico Border
The order could see the deportation of up to 80,000 undocumented immigrants.