Personal injury cases encompass a wide range of incidents, each with its unique circumstances and legal considerations. Understanding the various types of personal injury cases and their potential for compensation is crucial for both victims and legal professionals. In this blog post, we will explore some common types of personal […]
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How to Handle Abandoned Property in California Rental Units
Managing abandoned property in California rental units can be a challenging and legally complex task for landlords and property managers. When tenants leave behind personal belongings and vacate the premises without any intention of returning, it is crucial to understand the proper procedures and legal obligations surrounding abandoned property. This […]
Ethics of AI in Law Enforcement: Balancing Security and Privacy
The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in law enforcement has been on the rise in recent years. AI technology can be used to analyze large amounts of data, identify patterns, and predict potential criminal activity. While AI can be a powerful tool for law enforcement, it also raises significant ethical […]
States with the Heaviest Traffic Laws in the US
Every year, more than 100,000 people get injured in some form of a road accident. This number is staggering, a worrying trend that needs to be fixed. You could reduce the number of fatal road accidents by following traffic rules. Sadly, this is easier said than done. Why? Most drivers […]
House of Representatives Passes New Boating Laws
As the 116th Congress came to an end, maritime and boating laws were one of many topics discussed at this year’s National Defense Authorization Act, or NDAA. This legislation is passed to specify the annual budget and expenditures for the U.S. Department of Defense while creating policies for how the […]
Environmental Protection in Oil and Gas Industry
Before an oil company can start with construction, drilling or modification of onshore oil and gas production fields, it needs to obtain approvals from various government agencies. In addition to building and drilling permits, legal hurdles include air emissions, discharges to surface water systems, injection activities, impact on the threatened […]
4 Expensive HIPAA Mistakes to Avoid in 2018
Staying compliant with HIPAA is one of the biggest concerns healthcare providers have. There aren’t any major changes to HIPAA in 2018, but the cumulative changes of previous years have made this law more difficult to follow than ever. The fines for noncompliance are severe. Here is an overview of […]
Mistakes Employers Must Avoid when Conducting Pre-Employment Verification
If you’re looking to hire an applicant for an open position in your company, it should be the right time to conduct a background check. With the rising crime rate and drug problem, you for sure would not be comfortable hiring someone you don’t know especially if your prospect is […]
Why Should You Approach Only Truck Wreck Attorneys in Case of Trucking Catastrophes?
Involving in a truck accident is perhaps the deadliest incident of your life. Nobody wants to encounter a mishap with a big truck that wrecks the life to severe impairments and even unfortunate death. Plus, the attached medical bills, damage costs, recovery prices ruin one’s entire profile. But, catastrophe can […]
Why Every Construction Site Needs Proper Scaffolding
Scaffolding has become more and more popular as regulation and an understanding of safety has become more prominent. Not only does this help with safety, but it enables a better job to be completed with fewer workers – given the increased safety. The diversity of the structure also means that […]
Grassroots lobbying: The need-to-know points
It’s something that’s arguably gathered more traction over recent years, with technology and use of the internet certainly aiding this. Grassroots lobbying is something that can make or shape certain legislation although despite its power, only a small proportion of people seem to realize how it works. There’s no doubt […]
When Negligence Becomes a Crime: Tax Evasion and Fraud
Most Americans are aware that cheating on their taxes is a crime, and yet many of them – 17 percent of all taxpayers, according to the IRS – are not complying with tax laws, in some form or another. Together, those who are hiding money and assets or falsify documents […]