How Child Custody Is Determined in Same-Sex Divorces
Unless one parent is deemed unfit, both parents have a right—and responsibility—to maintain a relationship with the child and get involved in their daily lives.
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U.S. Government Sues Norfolk Southern for Delaying Amtrak Trains
“For half a century, federal law has required freight rail companies to give Amtrak passenger rail service preference on their tracks—yet noncompliance with this important law has been uneven at best,” U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg said in a statement.
What is Spain’s New Medical Cannabis Regulatory Framework?
Ultimately, patients deserve access to safer alternatives to current over-prescribed pharmaceutical medicines.
This Week In Rideshare: Eats, AVs, and Lockouts
The dirty truth about delivery, Uber goes AV, and drivers get unlocked. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
National Advertising Division Finds Flag Image on Kendamil Infant Formula Packaging Conveys Supported Message about Products’ Origin
Fast-Track SWIFT is an expedited process designed for single-issue advertising cases brought to the National Advertising Division (NAD).
Ahead of Paris Games, SafeSport Issued Findings of National Athlete Survey
Results underscore need for sport culture change, will guide prevention strategies.
How to Protect Electric Vehicles from Cyberattacks
Manufacturing companies must prioritize security from the beginning of their design process.
Legal Risks to Consider Before a DIY Renovation
Taking these precautions ensures that your renovation is successful, secure, and compliant with all laws.
How Credit Scores Can Limit Housing Options
It is important to know where you stand and try to improve it if you can, and that’s why good financial literacy is key.
When AI Stock Picks Go Rogue, Can You Sue the Algorithm?
The laws about robo-advisors are still changing, so staying informed and updated is important.