Raccoon Dogs May be Responsible for the Spread of COVID
WHO is investigating whether raccoon dogs in Wuhan could have initiated the spread of the coronavirus.
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California Proposed Anti Teen Smoking ‘Born in the Nic(otine) of Time’ Bill
California is trying to make it more difficult for teens to smoke.
Who is Liable in a Driverless Car Accident in Washington
According to an IOT World Today report, almost all accidents involving self-driving vehicles had human error as the culprit.
Who Should Hire a Wrongful Death Lawyer?
Navigating the legal system can be complex and overwhelming, especially when dealing with the loss of a loved one.
Can You Sue for a Car Accident if You Are Not Hurt?
Ultimately, whether you can sue for damages after a car accident depends on the specifics of your case.
Tim Holland Shares Seminar Tips on Winning Slip and Fall and Premises Liability Cases
Experienced lawyer Tim Holland teaches attorneys how to maximize value in slip and fall cases in nationwide webinar on Premises Liability and Slip and Fall Litigation.
Using CCTV in Care Homes: The Legal Issues
On the whole, video cameras are a powerful tool to improve safety in both shared areas and private rooms of home care facilities.
Surveillance Camera Laws for Business and Property Owners
Public places are not considered locations where we typically have a right to privacy. This means that a retail store or a supermarket is allowed to install outside cameras pointing toward the street.
Humans Can Contract the Bird Flu from Other Mammals
Like other viruses, scientists have found that the bird flu can travel between different species.
How to Stay Safe as a Pedestrian
Walking can be a fantastic way to get around, reduce stress, improve health, and enjoy life.