Children Found in Dangerous Manufacturing Jobs as Labor Laws Erode
Notably, in 2023, Reuters discovered 14-year-olds employed in unsafe conditions in Alabama’s Hyundai Motor Co and Kia Corp factories.
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Protecting Your Digital Footprint: A Guide to Privacy Regulations
In an era where data privacy is increasingly under threat, staying informed and proactive is the key to safeguarding our digital footprints for generations to come.
How Corporations Are Testing a Fringe Legal Theory That Could Derail the Labor Movement and Undermine Workers’ Rights
Corporations not only have a welcoming judiciary, but far greater resources, making these fights both difficult and expensive.
Attorney for E. Jean Carroll Says Trump Could Face Another Defamation Lawsuit
In a press release, E. Jean Carroll’s lawyer–Roberta Kaplan–said that Trump’s remarks at a recent campaign rally in Georgia could establish cause for yet another defamation claim against the former president.
Gun-Free School Zones & Shootings Statistics (2024 Updated)
The clock is ticking down to the next horrific headline, so we need to start these meaningful conversations now.
Managing Your Golden Years: Typical Obstacles for Seniors
Navigating the demanding situations of the golden years calls for a blend of education, expertise, and variation.
NJ Appeals Court Affirms No PIP Coverage for Electric Scooters
Because fault will be a necessary element of your case, you must call the police, document your accident, go to the hospital, and collect evidence of the at-fault party’s negligence.
Massachusetts’ Tort Claims Act is Keeping the MBTA Unsafe
The TCA restricts the recovery of punitive damages, reducing the incentive for the T to prioritize safety and potentially leading to a lack of accountability.
New York City Man Plans Lawsuit After “Guardian Angels” Subject Him to “Pain Compliance”
The 22-year-old man, whose family took him to the United States from Mexico when he was a toddler, claims that a Guardian Angels figure tarnished his reputation by wrongfully accusing him of being a “migrant” and “shoplifter.”
SF Votes Yes on Law Measures, Welfare Drug Testing
San Francisco’s evolving socio-political landscape serves as a compelling case study in the ongoing dialogue between progressivism and pragmatism, aiming to create a safe, inclusive, and sustainable urban community.