Minnesota lacks comprehensive state-specific regulations for self-driving cars and drones as of early 2026, relying instead on existing traffic laws, federal guidelines, and case-by-case ...
In Wisconsin, employers generally can monitor employee emails on company-owned systems, as these are considered business property with no strong state expectation of privacy. ...
Missouri lacks a “right to disconnect” law that protects employees from work communications outside working hours, unlike some international policies or proposed bills in ...
Maryland’s landlord-tenant laws, updated through the Renters’ Rights and Stabilization Act of 2024, emphasize tenant protections while clarifying landlord duties in renting versus owning ...
Tennessee treats rainwater as the property of the landowner where it falls, allowing unrestricted harvesting without state-level permits or volume caps. Local rules may ...
Washington state’s alcohol laws balance strict controls with recent modernizations for sales, service, and consumption. These rules, enforced by the Liquor and Cannabis Board ...
Virginia residents often unknowingly violate everyday laws related to traffic, littering, and pedestrian behavior. These infractions stem from common habits but carry fines, points ...
New Jersey strictly prohibits bear wrestling and similar animal fights under its animal cruelty laws. These activities fall under broader bans on fighting or ...
Alabama classifies gig workers—like rideshare drivers or delivery personnel—as independent contractors (ICs) under state law, provided they meet criteria such as controlling their work ...
South Carolina has minimal regulations specifically targeting self-driving cars and drones, leaving much in a regulatory gray area compared to more proactive states. Autonomous ...
