California’s Silenced No More Act is Set to Take Effect in 2022
A new act will give employees more reason to speak up.
News & Politics
What the 2020 Census Teaches Us About the Hispanic and Latino Community
The 2020 census points to a massive increase in diversity, which indicates a window of opportunity to serve a wider array of community members with specific needs.
Crews Race, but It’s Always Too Late
As crews race to save oily beaches or prevent spills from happening at all, remember that violence against people, wildlife and natural systems is, for many, an acceptable evil, and the cost of modern convenience.
This Week in Rideshare: Hit & Run, Bike Lanes and Hidden Fees
A cyclist seeking justice, bike lane battles, and hidden fees get exposed. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
Lawsuit Provides Blind Individuals with Access to New York State’s Emergency Mass Notification System
Individuals who use screen readers to access visual information could not independently use the NY-Alert website to register for urgent alerts or to choose how to receive alerts, putting them at risk during an emergency.
State of Missouri Settles Lawsuit Over Veteran’s Death
The state of Missouri recently agreed to settle a lawsuit with the son of a deceases military veteran.
Myths About Driving Near Trucks
Trucks don’t “stop on a dime.” Reaction time is reduced with the cargo’s momentum propelling the truck forward.
The Difference Between Drunk Driving and Drowsy Driving
60% of adults have driven while sleep-deprived or drowsy.
Planet Fitness and the Coalition for Inclusive Fitness Announce Accessible Exercise Equipment Commitment Benefitting People with Disabilities
Planet Fitness will also include the inclusive fitness symbol on all accessible equipment, share information about the roll-out of accessible equipment on its website.
DOJ Program to Credential Immigrant Legal Representatives at Virtual Standstill
This standstill leaves low-income people without representation in life-or-death Immigration matters.