Kansas lacks a specific “right to disconnect” law, unlike some countries or states exploring after-hours communication protections. Instead, its labor laws emphasize wage/hour rules, ...
Arkansas landlord-tenant laws favor landlords but provide key protections for renters deciding between renting and owning. Understanding these rules helps residents weigh options like ...
Iowa permits rainwater harvesting without specific ownership restrictions, treating it as unregulated for most residential uses like rain barrels. Water rights primarily follow surface ...
Oklahoma’s alcohol laws blend strict historical restrictions with recent modernizations like home delivery, while happy hour promotions face tight controls. These rules, enforced by ...
Oregon has several everyday infractions like jaywalking and littering that many people commit without realizing they’re breaking the law. These minor violations often carry ...
Hawaii handles divorce uniformly across the state, including West Hawaii (part of Hawaii Island’s Kona region), through Family Court in the Third Circuit. Decisions ...
West Virginia primarily uses a multi-factor test to distinguish employees from independent contractors, focusing on control, integration into the business, and economic realities. Gig ...
Idaho has taken limited steps toward regulating self-driving cars but remains largely hands-off compared to other states. No comprehensive statewide laws permit widespread testing ...
Nebraska employers can generally read work emails on company systems under federal ECPA exceptions, but state laws strictly limit access to personal accounts. The ...
Mississippi lacks a specific “right to disconnect” law, relying instead on federal standards like the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) for work-life balance protections. ...
