Vermont handles slip-and-fall cases under premises liability laws, where property owners must maintain safe conditions for visitors, and fault hinges on proving negligence like ...
Georgia courts decide divorce outcomes based on equitable principles, prioritizing the best interests of children in custody while dividing marital property fairly but not ...
North Carolina primarily uses a common-law test to classify gig workers as employees or independent contractors, focusing on behavioral control, financial control, and relationship ...
New Mexico has limited regulations on self-driving cars and drones, relying mostly on federal guidelines rather than comprehensive state laws as of late 2025. ...
Employers in Illinois generally can access emails sent or received on company-owned devices or networks, but strict limits apply to personal accounts under federal ...
Pennsylvania lacks a statewide “right to disconnect” law as of 2025, unlike some international models, leaving work-life balance to general labor protections under the ...
New York landlord-tenant laws strongly favor tenants, regulating security deposits, evictions, and habitability while requiring clear lease terms for both parties. Renting offers protections ...
Colorado follows the prior appropriation doctrine for water rights, meaning rainwater and other water belongs to the public until appropriated for beneficial use, with ...
Kentucky’s alcohol laws balance strict regulations on sales, delivery, and promotions with allowances for modern conveniences like home delivery, while “dry” territories and local ...
Louisiana enforces several minor laws related to jaywalking and littering that residents often break without realizing, especially in urban areas like New Orleans. These ...
