Minnesota courts decide divorce outcomes based on state statutes, prioritizing the best interests of children for custody and equitable factors for alimony, with recent ...
Wisconsin uses a six-part “Economic Realities” test to classify gig workers, presuming employee status unless specific independent contractor criteria are met. Gig workers like ...
Missouri maintains a permissive yet evolving framework for self-driving cars, allowing their operation on public roads under specific statutes while pending further legislative updates. ...
Maryland employers can legally monitor work emails on company systems, but strict limits apply to personal accounts under federal and state privacy laws. The ...
Washington residents deciding between renting and owning a home must understand key laws under the Residential Landlord-Tenant Act (RLTA), which governs rentals, alongside property ...
New Jersey’s alcohol laws, overseen by the Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC), feature a strict three-tier system for manufacturing, distribution, and retail, with ...
Alabama enforces a strict contributory negligence rule in slip-and-fall cases under premises liability law, barring plaintiffs from any compensation if they share even 1% ...
South Carolina governs divorce through fault-based or no-fault grounds, with courts prioritizing the child’s best interests in custody decisions and equitable—but not equal—division of ...
