This Week in Rideshare: Fees, Philly, and French
Grubhub fights fees, Philly gets an app, and Uber offers French? LegalRideshare breaks it down.
News & Politics
Two Years On, Gilroy Garlic Festival Survivors & Victims Continue Lawsuits
Shortly before commemorating the tragedy’s second anniversary, an attorney for victims of the massacre announced that Century Arms has been named as another defendant.
Heading on an American Road Trip? Get to Know Toll Road Law
Remember: planning ahead will save you from being too stressed on your trip! Road trips are about relieving stress and having a great vacation.
Can You Obtain a U.S. Passport with a Felony Record?
A felony conviction is not something to be taken lightly. Whether you or someone you know is re-entering society after a felony charge and time served, there is a lot that may be affected.
Family of Georgia Man Who Died Naked After Being Tased, Pinned By Police Settles Lawsuit
Fernando Octavio Rodriguez was tased more than 16 times, then pinned to the ground after he had already lost consciousness.
Activision Blizzard Employees Sign Petition Condemning Corporate Response to Sexual Harassment Lawsuit
Over 2,000 current and former employees signed the petition, which condemned the company’s leadership for failing to take the lawsuit and its allegations seriously.
Big Myths About Studying Law Many Law Students Believe
Enrolling in law school comes with such a high financial and emotional cost that you should know what to do with your law degree before taking on such a big commitment.
Godfather of Color Revolutions: Is George Soros the Most Dangerous Man Alive?
It’s important to remember that George Soros is not a god. He is simply a man with a lot of money.
Amazon Marketplace Seller Price Fixed DVDs, Blu-Rays
David Camp pleads guilty to price-fixing on Amazon.
Hamburger, Gasoline, and Extra Young Men
Society produces more of some things than it knows what to do with.