New Hampshire has no “right to disconnect” law protecting employees from after-hours work communications, unlike states such as New York or California that enacted ...
Indiana residents choosing between renting and owning must understand key landlord-tenant laws under Indiana Code Title 32 Article 31, which govern habitability, payments, and ...
In Alaska, the state owns all naturally occurring water, including rainwater before collection, under the prior appropriation doctrine established by Alaska Statute 46.15.010, which ...
Connecticut property laws treat backyard fences on boundary lines as “divisional fences,” requiring adjoining owners to share maintenance costs equally under Chapter 823 of ...
Nevada holds property owners liable for slip-and-fall injuries under premises liability laws if they fail to maintain safe conditions, using a comparative negligence system ...
Utah courts decide divorce outcomes using no-fault grounds like irreconcilable differences, with a mandatory 30-day waiting period and equitable distribution for property and support.​ ...
Delaware classifies gig workers as employees or independent contractors using a three-prong ABC test under its Unemployment Insurance laws, presuming employee status unless the ...
Rhode Island lacks comprehensive regulations for fully autonomous vehicles and drones as of 2025, prohibiting self-driving cars on public roads without a human driver ...
Montana employers can monitor work emails on company devices or networks under federal Electronic Communications Privacy Act allowances, provided no reasonable expectation of privacy ...
Maine lacks a statutory “right to disconnect” law as of 2025, unlike several other states and countries that mandate employee disengagement from work communications ...
