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.
News & Politics
Farm Bill’s Gift to China and National Security Threat to Us
Giving a monopoly on food to China should be a non-starter in agricultural policy and a red-line issue for legislators that all should pledge never to support.
How to Legally Dispose of Electronic Waste
By adopting responsible practices and embracing innovation, we can create a more sustainable approach to managing electronic waste.
Factory Farmers’ Latest Legal Maneuver to Resume Sales of Pork from Pigs in Extreme Confinement Fails Yet Again
Voter-approved ballot measure to restrict sales of pork from sows kept in gestation crates remains in effect at all food sales outlets in Massachusetts.
Can Electric Vehicle Owners Legally Fix Their Cars?
While repairing your EV is generally legal, safety concerns and technical complexity often require professional help.
How to Navigate Online Harassment
Remember, just because it’s happening in a virtual world doesn’t mean it can’t affect you in real life. If something feels off, speak up. Your safety matters most, even in a virtual world.
CMS 2025 Proposed Physician Fee Schedule Released, Adds Codes for Digital Therapeutic Products
This sets a precedent for Medicare coding, coverage, and reimbursement that can be applied to additional therapeutic categories.
Considering a Career in Criminal Justice? This Guide Will Help You
Whether you’re on the front lines as a law enforcement officer, behind the scenes in forensic analysis, or advocating in the courts, your role is crucial in shaping a just society.
This Week In Rideshare: Amazon, BlackWolf, and Fraud
Workers get injured, an app arms drivers, and the queen of rideshare mafia. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
Government Money Ads on Social Media are Misleading
CMS has reported at least 90,000 complaints of unauthorized insurance plan enrollments so far this year.