Law, Courts & Regulations
Earlier this year, Utah lawmakers amended an age verification law making it apply to users physically located in Utah regardless of where their computer thought they were.
When clients can outsource the work to AI, human connection becomes the real selling point.The postBiglaw’s Latest AI Strategy: Teach Lawyers How To Be Humanappeared first onAbove the Law.
Blue Bell’s own lawyers allegedly said the company was required to accommodate his beard with a special mask—it arrived ten days after he was fired. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is suin...
A federal judge said he didn't see why Flock sharing vehicle data with federal agencies was any more harmful than the company sharing data with California police departments.
Could 8am get 'too pretty' by trying to move into more markets and fields?The post8am, Kaleidoscope, And Changes: Will 8am Stay Focused?appeared first onAbove the Law.
The lower court found the investigators' warrantless sweep violated the athletes' Fourth Amendment rights, but dismissed the case anyway after finding the officers were entitled to qualified immunity.
What sounds absurd now was still being treated as a workplace concession in the late 1980s.The postMy Pamprin Moment: A Small Box, A Big Reminderappeared first onAbove the Law.
U.S. District Judge Lewis Kaplan entered a permanent injunction on behalf of detainees, granting them class certification and demanding the facility’s conditions be improved.
Sixty percent of likely voters say President Donald Trump's policies are making the economy worse.
The Sept. 13 election gave the four opposition parties, led by the Social Democrats, a three-seat majority over Kristersson’s alliance, which included the far-right, anti-immigrant Sweden Democrats.
The panel is the first to hold the use of a cell-site simulator constitutes a search under the Fourth Amendment.
The president's decision to roll out the red carpet for Xi has spurred criticism from lawmakers in both parties and some White House allies.
The sale of the Sun will help strengthen the tribe's balance sheet as it digs out from substantial debt.
Prices have risen particularly sharply in Madrid, which has topped real estate firm Barnes’ global ranking for luxury properties for two consecutive years.
Relations between Tigray and the federal government have remained volatile, with frequent drone strikes and skirmishes between their forces.
Last week, Saudi Arabia accused the group of targeting Mecca with a drone for the first time since 2017. The Houthis denied the accusation.
Turnout in Wednesday’s election was 38% among 16 million registered voters, the lowest since 2007.
An EU court adviser said civilian planes used to train military pilots could face export controls, but governments must explain the risks behind restrictions.
A state senator and attorney general made separate requests of the high court in their respective suits.
When you have the time and energy, pick up a book again. You don't need a plan. Just read the next page.The postMake Reading Part Of Your Life Againappeared first onAbove the Law.