This Week In Rideshare: Service Animals On Lyft, Competitive Pay, and Uber Driver Protests
Lyft adds service animals, states with the highest pay and drivers protest in NYC. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
News & Politics
Santander Predatory Lender Execs Moved to Exeter Finance
Executives evaded accountability by transitioning from one firm to another.
Elder Law Insights: Planning for the Future with Confidence
Legal planning is essential not only for protecting assets but also for ensuring that an individual’s personal and healthcare wishes are honored.
AMA, Physician Organizations Call for SCOTUS to Keep Unregistered Firearms Out of Criminals’ Hands
The AMA supports commonsense measures to reducing the toll of firearm deaths and injuries in the U.S.
It All Depends on Water
Held in Redmond, Oregon, the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs submitted testimony on the proceedings.
Medicare Advantage Investigation Yields Shocking Results
A recent PSI inquiry into MA post-acute treatment denials has revealed seniors are being refused care at especially vulnerable times.
Beware of Finger Slips – New Moneypenny and VoiceNation Survey Shows Potential Pitfalls for the Texting Generation
While texting is preferred to talking, more than half of survey participants (56%) felt the emotional connection is stronger on phone calls.
CO Media, Wildlife Managers Report Mountain Lion Populations Are Self-Regulating; Prop 127 Centers on Values About Proper Treatment of Wildlife
California’s 52-years without lion trophy hunting, shows stable populations, not increasing, as live evidence.
This Week In Rideshare: “We, Robot”, Driver Lockouts and Uber Tesla Collab
An overhyped event, the truth about the lockouts and Uber looks to Tesla. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
How the “Ghetto Band-Aid” Helped Us All
Then she said that “When children run and fall, they put their hands out to break the fall. They scrape their hands. And then to soothe the pain, they lick their hand wounds with the Ghetto Band-Aid – their tongue.”