In Connecticut, gig workers are typically classified as independent contractors or employees under the strict ABC test (Conn. Gen. Stat. § 31-222), which presumes ...
Nevada leads U.S. states in regulating self-driving cars, having pioneered autonomous vehicle laws since 2011 via Assembly Bill 511, which authorizes testing and operation ...
In Utah, employers can legally read work-related emails on company-provided devices, networks, or accounts, as state law explicitly permits monitoring, accessing, or blocking electronic ...
Delaware does not currently have a formal “Right to Disconnect” law explicitly granting employees the right to disengage from work-related communications outside working hours ...
Rhode Island’s Residential Landlord and Tenant Act (RI Gen. Laws Title 34, Chapter 18) governs renting and owning relationships, outlining rights and responsibilities for ...
Maine’s alcohol laws regarding home delivery and sales are quite specific and somewhat complex. Currently, direct-to-consumer shipment is allowed only for wine, from wineries ...
In New Hampshire, jaywalking is illegal, and pedestrians must cross streets within marked crosswalks at intersections controlled by traffic signals. Walking in unauthorized areas ...
Indiana lacks a specific statute banning bear wrestling, but animal cruelty laws under IC 35-46-3-12 prohibit such exploitative fights as a Class A misdemeanor, ...
Alaska lacks a specific law banning cursing while driving, unlike some states with public profanity ordinances; instead, disorderly conduct under AS 11.61.100 covers abusive ...
