Arizona’s Native Plant Protection Act (ARS §3-932) classifies protected native plants like saguaros as state property, even on private land, requiring a permit for ...
No, sleeping on a refrigerator in your South Carolina backyard is not illegal under any enforceable state statute. This notion stems from outdated lists ...
Minnesota’s property laws, particularly partition fence statutes under Minn. Stat. Chapter 344, require neighboring landowners of improved and used land to share costs equally ...
Wisconsin premises liability law governs slip and fall cases, holding property owners responsible for maintaining safe conditions and warning of hazards. Fault hinges on ...
Missouri handles divorce through a no-fault system where couples can dissolve their marriage by declaring it irretrievably broken, requiring at least one spouse to ...
Maryland uses a strict “ABC test” to classify gig workers as employees or independent contractors, presuming employee status unless all three criteria are met. ...
Tennessee permits operation of autonomous vehicles without a human driver under specific conditions, emphasizing minimal regulation to foster innovation. Drones face stricter rules focused ...
Washington employers can generally monitor employee emails on company systems, provided they have a legitimate business purpose and employees lack a reasonable expectation of ...
Virginia lacks a specific “right to disconnect” law mandating that employees ignore work communications outside regular hours, unlike countries such as France or states ...
New Jersey residents deciding between renting and owning a home must understand key legal differences in responsibilities, rights, and protections. Renting involves landlord-tenant laws ...
