Lawsuit: Southwest Airlines Influenced Development of Fatal 737 MAX Flaw
The lawsuit suggests that Southwest Airlines tried to save money on training costs by pressuring Boeing to work around Federal Aviation Administration regulations.
A Quick Guide to Selling Your Colorado Home
Begin by making modest repairs, staging your house, and enhancing its curb appeal.
Bidscale and ContractPodAi Partner to Launch a DCO, the First-Ever End-to-End Federal Contracting Solution
Federal contracting is an essential but complex process. It can take years for a contract to be planned, solicited, and awarded, ultimately delaying innovation.
10 Signs Your Startup Should Hire a Lawyer
One telltale sign that it might be time to hire a lawyer for your startup is if you start receiving cease and desist letters from other businesses or individuals. ~ Gino Louise Reichert, LSAT Prep Hero
Going Green: How Legaltech Improves an Organization’s Green Credentials
Greater access to information through legaltech, like the notification of actions needed or the automation of signatures, reveals the problem of waste in the legal industry as well.
Open Container Laws: Just How Strict Is Alcohol Possession Enforced from State to State?
The penalty for a DUI in all 50 states and D.C. can vary, but most include a fine, imprisonment for up to 30 days, community service, and possibly a license suspension.
How Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Works in Illinois
Illinois has some specific exemptions that you should take into account when filing for bankruptcy.
Clinicians Should Stop Auto-prescribing Opioids After C-sections
Researchers seek to change opioid prescribing practices post-delivery.
MATT Can Ease Anxiety, Depression and Other Psychiatric Disorders
MATT is a noninvasive, nondrug treatment option for improving mental health.
The Sand Shortage, and Why It Matters
Human beings are using sand faster than nature can make more of it. The sand shortage will affect all of us, but will we adapt?