Rhode Island Under Fire as Thomas More Society Files Amicus Brief Over 2019 Reproductive Privacy Act
The Thomas More Society filed an amicus brief in the Supreme Court of Rhode Island against the state’s 2019 Reproductive Privacy Act.
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Lawsuit Claims Prevailing Wage Requirements for Migrant Facilities is Unlawful
U.S. Departments of Health and Human Services and Labor recently came under fire in a lawsuit over claims it exceeded its authority by adding prevailing-wage requirements into its contracts.
Airbnb Adds Forced Arbitration Revisions to Its Terms of Service
Airbnb announced plan to update its terms of service.
States Will Have Say in Student Loan Processing Again
The U.S. Department of Education has reversed its policy on student loan servicing.
Manoomin Case is a Compelling Legal First
According to Ojibwe law, manoomin, or wild rice, has the right to exist, flourish, regenerate, and evolve. Now we’ll see if that right stands up in court.
5 Ways the Consequences of a Car Accident Can Haunt You
A car accident can change your life instantly, but the ways in which it does so can be hard to estimate at first.
John Wayne: The Forgotten History of “The Duke”
When Emperor Hirohito visited the United States in 1975, he specifically requested to meet Wayne as a representative of the American people.
This Week in Rideshare: Nigeria, Car-Sharing and Air Taxis
A startup funds drivers, car-sharing gets squeezed, and air taxis are coming. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
Personal Letters Are Entered in Public Record in Bankruptcy Case
Letters from victims of opioid crisis and their families are entered into public record.
Mountain Residents Have to Rely on Cali’s FAIR Plan
Some California residents are receiving notices from insurers that they’ve been dropped from their plans.