In Montana, property owners are at fault for slip-and-fall injuries if their negligence—like failing to fix hazards or warn of dangers—caused the incident, and ...
In Maine, courts decide child custody based on the child’s best interests, alimony on factors like marriage length and earning capacity, and property division ...
In New Hampshire, gig workers are classified as employees or independent contractors using multiple tests depending on the context, with no single ABC test ...
Indiana has minimal regulations for self-driving cars, lacking specific autonomous vehicle laws beyond truck platooning, while drone operations primarily follow FAA rules with state ...
No, employers in Alaska generally cannot read personal emails without consent, but they can monitor company-provided email and internet usage for legitimate business purposes ...
No, there are no bizarre or specific Connecticut laws making common pickles illegal; state food regulations focus on safety standards like adopting the FDA ...
No, sleeping on a refrigerator in your Utah backyard is not illegal under state law, as no specific statute prohibits this activity.​ Local Nuisance ...
Delaware property laws, primarily under Title 25, Chapter 13 of the Delaware Code, regulate backyard fences through definitions of lawful fences, shared maintenance responsibilities, ...
Rhode Island holds property owners, landlords, or businesses liable for slip-and-fall accidents if they knew or should have known of a hazardous condition (like ...
