Censorship in Today’s World: What It Means for You and Your Employer
For employees, Kimmel’s case emphasizes the importance of balancing free speech with potential consequences.
News & Politics
Republican Lawmakers Declare Opposition to Legislation to Overturn the States’ Most Important Farm Animal Welfare Laws
Reps. Luna, Valadao, and Garbarino declare the rebranded EATS Act a threat to family farmers and a legislative invitation to foreign-owned factory farms.
Golf Carts in Residential Communities: What the Law Says and How to Stay Compliant
Golf carts come with an endless number of lifestyle benefits, but they’re still vehicles, and they should be treated with the same legal care.
Legal Barriers Veterans Face When Transitioning to Civilian Careers in Australia
If politicians are prepared to make broad legal reforms, veterans will have open access to opportunities to showcase their potential and transition from military to civilian life with ease.
Sonoma County Faces Soaring Insurance Costs
Rising liability premiums force counties to rethink staffing, budgets, and essential services.
Jury Trials Disappear Across U.S. Courts
Fewer jury trials reduce public oversight and limit citizen participation in justice.
Is An MBA Essential for Climbing the Corporate Ladder in a Changing Legal Landscape?
As the landscape of corporate leadership grows more complex, an MBA gives you the overview of law, governance, and risk that you need to get the strategic advantage in business
Legal Implications of Urban Water Management and Environmental Compliance
As our regulations grow stricter, integrating more sustainable systems like rainwater diversion isn’t just best practice, it’s an essential legal step.
Americans for Immigrant Justice Expresses Serious Concern Regarding BIA Decision Curtailing Immigration Judges’ Bond Authority
The decision undermines due process for immigrants.
FAA Proposes $3.1 Million Boeing Fines
FAA fines Boeing $3.1 million after Alaska Airlines 737 safety incident.