May 29, 2023
  • 5:40 pm All New Cars Sold Must be Electric by 2035: Lawmakers Struggling with Following the Mandate
  • 4:20 pm What Is A Custodial Parent? Definition & Examples
  • 3:58 pm Oregon Senate Bill Seeks to Strengthen Bicycle Passing Law
  • 5:26 pm Personal Injury Cases: Emerging Trends
  • 7:07 pm Virginia Passes A Law That Would Make Organized Retail Theft A Felony With Sentences Of Up To 20 Years

By 2035, all new cars sold by companies must be electric. This mandate was passed in 2021, and companies are already finding ways to make that transition. However, it has been an uphill climb for car companies, legislative bodies, and lawmakers. Virginia legislators passed the Clean Car Law in 2021, adopted from the California standard. […]

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It is common for couples to divorce or separate in case they feel that they are unable to cohabit. However, the case becomes complicated when there are children involved. In such circumstances, it becomes essential to define which parent will have the primary or sole custody of the child. If you are unaware of what […]

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The new Oregon Senate Bill 895 comes in a succession of Oregon Revised Statute 811.420, which elaborates on the penalties and exceptions in case a person commits the offense of passing in a no-passing zone. SB 895 hopes to clarify the provisions of statute 811.420 and is an important move as far as cycling and […]

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Also referred to as tort law, personal injury laws in the US enable injured victims to file a lawsuit against the person at fault for their injury and seek compensation for damages. According to Hauppauge Personal Injury Lawyers, while the number of personal injury cases all over the country is on the rise, new trends […]

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In recent times, several videos showing several people shamelessly looting bags of merchandise from retail stores in the US have gone viral on social media. Such instances of organized retail theft often lead to huge financial losses for businesses, and this has pushed lawmakers to take a stronger stance against such crimes. This is especially […]

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A new bill has been introduced by a Florida lawmaker that can penalize drivers for driving continuously in the left lane even when they are not passing any traffic. Introduced by Florida Rep. Jenna Persons-Mulicka, the bill was filed in the house on January 24. Currently, drivers are supposed to move over to the left […]

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The recent observations of the court in the Brown v. GlaxoSmithKline LLC and Providence Health System cases have altered the perception of liability of hospitals selling pharmaceutical drugs. Hospitals selling these drugs are now subject to strict liability for alleged drug defects under Oregon law, as stated by the Oregon Court of Appeals in the […]

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This month, a new legislation rule that forbids the parking of big trucks on private properties went into force, leaving local truckers needing help figuring out what to do. For residents of the Macon-Bibb, Georgia region, the new law became effective on January 1st. Commercial vehicles and trailers weighing more than 8,000 to 10,000 pounds […]

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On December 9, a hearing on whether the county sheriff and state hospital executives would be held for contempt of court was held in Denton County Courts Building. The aforementioned parties defied court orders related to transporting a jailed man to a mental health facility. However, according to Denton Murder Attorneys, he is only one […]

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A new study published by Georgia Tech’s School of Public Policy on the impact of Atlanta’s ban on e-scooters and e-bikes in 2019 shows that the safety regulation might have some unintended consequences. While it may be effective in reducing congestion on the sidewalks and improving pedestrian safety, it is likely to increase overall traffic […]

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