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Previously, women could be fined, or even face prison time, for going sans top on the island

It might not be the kind of work you'd expect

The satirical news site filed a very real legal document in the Supreme Court

The Digital Services Act and Digital Markets Act are aimed at curtailing the power of "gatekeeper" tech companies

Monmouth University law students are making the case for MLB commissioner Rob Manfred to add Galarraga’s gem to the perfect game list

A landmark for Canada, and part of a growing trend

Mary Jane, a lake in Florida, is suing to stop a nearby development. The case could change how we protect nature.

With some exceptions, estate planning can be as easy as doing your taxes online

Congress mandated anti-drunk driving tech as part of the massive infrastructure bill

The government claims the proposed laws are for mental health. One expert says it's really about protecting "uncomfortable white men."

The Lone Star State recently passed laws addressing abortion, voting rights and COVID-19 mask mandates

The decision could eventually lead to salaries for student-athletes

An alarming response to a new law

Are the fees that car buyers are paying legitimate?

Employees want the "right to disconnect" from their workplace, but flexible hours and WFH scenarios have made the idea more difficult

The decision could eventually lead to salaries for student-athletes

An alarming response to a new law

Are the fees that car buyers are paying legitimate?

Employees want the "right to disconnect" from their workplace, but flexible hours and WFH scenarios have made the idea more difficult

A bill in New York hopes to add pedestrian safety ratings to vehicles. They should be standard nationwide.

It's part of a larger crackdown

A serious case that raises larger legal questions

That date? 2030.

Pre-natal child support may sound like a good idea, but critics have raised some concerns about the new law's safety and efficacy

Apple is now required to put "repairability scores" on iPhones and other products

A new court ruling makes things difficult for some out-of-state retailers

Cable companies are finding loopholes around the Television Viewer Protection Act

Senator Jon Tester says the state's waterways are "the best that Mother Earth has to offer"

Eli Savit's new policy reflects changing attitudes toward sex work, ones that will hopefully become more popular among other lawmakers and enforcers

"Now it will be clear, that if both parties do not consent to sex, then it’s rape."

Jonathan Irons walked out of a Missouri penitentiary on Wednesday