This Week In Rideshare: Tesla Data, Insurance Costs and Rider Safety
Tesla’s data gives doubts, Uber fights insurance and PA makes rides safer. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
News & Politics
For the People vs. For the Money
Perhaps we are now left with only Trial Lawyers who can help crash victims by showing that better care was possible.
Is Justice Accessible? Barriers to Personal Injury Claims in America
Thoughtful reforms could make it easier for everyone to seek justice, preserving fairness while streamlining processes where possible.
Protect Yourself: Legal Minimums vs. Smart Practices in Private Gun Sales
There are times when going beyond the minimum can help you protect yourself as well as your community better.
Why Do Americans Own Guns in 2024? The Complexity of Demographics and Gun Ownership
Most Americans own guns for personal protection, both at home and away from home.
NAD Recommends Solawave Discontinue Certain Claims for its SolaWave Advanced Skincare Wand
Solawave stated that although it “disagrees with NAD’s decision,” and “maintains that [its] study…substantiates its product claims,” it will “comply with NAD’s recommendations.”
Seizing the THCa Vape Opportunity in Cannabis’ Legal Gray Areas
Continually navigating new legal gray areas is par for the course in cannabis’ rapidly changing regulatory environment.
How Many Americans Want Stricter Gun Laws in 2024?
With public opinion becoming more divided and opposition reaching new highs, understanding these dissenting perspectives is essential as the nation navigates this complex and evolving issue.
How Many Households in the U.S. Have a Gun in 2024?
Nearly half of all U.S. households own at least one firearm. While state-level household gun ownership isn’t officially recorded, we’ve estimated figures using firearm purchase records and self-reported data.
Court-Enforced Police Reforms Approved in Minneapolis
Minneapolis adopts court-enforced reforms to address police misconduct and rebuild trust.