T.S.A. Junks Air Travel Mask Mandate After Court Ruling
The mask mandate has been at least temporarily overturned by a controversial Trump-appointed judge.
Conspiracy Theory Website InfoWars Files for Bankruptcy
InfoWars wrote in court documents that it has less than $50,000 in assets but up to $10 million in liabilities, most related to defamation cases brought by family members of mass shooting victims.
City of Franklin, TN Hit with Gender Discrimination Lawsuit by Former IT Employee
A former IT employee is suing the city of Franklin, TN over claims of gender discrimination.
Check Out These Stunning Examples of Trucker Negligence in Ohio
Truckers are fully within their rights to refuse to drive during adverse conditions.
Safety Issues for Roadside Workers in Miami
One of the most prevalent safety issues for roadside workers is visibility.
What Constitutes Sexual Harassment in San Francisco?
Also, if a coworker asks you on a date, it is not harassment unless they insist after you’ve turned them down and told them you’re not interested.
Can You Sue After Rear-Ending a Truck in North Carolina?
North Carolina’s “at-fault” rules mean that in order to file a claim and receive compensation, you need to prove that someone else’s negligence led to your injury.
Class of Blind Pedestrians Certified in Lawsuit Challenging Exclusion from Chicago’s Pedestrian Safety Program
Less than one half of one percent of all of Chicago’s 2,672 signalized intersections provides APS for blind pedestrians.
Judge Strikes Down Indiana’s Mandatory Absentee Voter Traveling Board as Discriminating Against Voters with Disabilities
Judge Magnus-Stinson also expressed her “grave concern” about Defendants’ failure to enable such voters mark their ballots privately and independently at home.
Workforce Management Tips for Starting a New Business
As a business, you want to guarantee your representatives are paid on schedule and their checks are right.