Montana currently does not have a formal “right to disconnect” law that mandates employees’ ability to disconnect from work communication outside normal working hours. ...
Maine’s landlord-tenant laws under Title 14 Chapter 710 balance renting protections with ownership freedoms, requiring habitable units, capped fees, and notice periods while exempting ...
In New Hampshire, rainwater harvesting is legal and actively encouraged by the state, with no restrictive laws limiting the collection of rainwater for non-potable ...
Indiana’s alcohol laws, regulated by the Alcohol and Tobacco Commission (ATC), have evolved recently to permit home delivery by specific permit holders and allow ...
In Alaska, jaywalking is technically prohibited where sidewalks are available and practicable; pedestrians must use sidewalks or crosswalks when available and walk on the ...
Connecticut courts decide divorce outcomes based on the child’s best interests for custody, equitable (fair, not equal) distribution for property, and factors like marriage ...
Nevada classifies gig workers using the ABC test under Nevada Revised Statutes Chapter 612 for unemployment insurance, requiring all three prongs: (A) freedom from ...
Utah permits operation of self-driving cars (autonomous vehicles) on public roads under H.B. 101, treating computer systems as legal “drivers” without requiring a human ...
Delaware employers can generally read work emails on company systems, as the federal Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA) permits access to communications on employer-owned ...
Rhode Island lacks a specific “right to disconnect” law mandating employees ignore work communications outside hours, unlike proposals in states like California or New ...
