Voter ID laws have been around for quite a while, but they’re back in the news recently thanks to South Carolina. The Justice Department has rejected the state’s new voter ID law, which requires government-issued photo identification at the polls
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Are Voter ID Laws Legal?
Kymberly Wimberly graduated from McGehee Secondary School, a school within the McGehee School District in McGehee, Arkansas. She graduated with one of the highest honors a high school student can have: valedictorian.
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Black Valedictorian Not Allowed at Ark. HS?
As a business owner, you try your best to create a safe environment that prevents on-the-job injuries, but sometimes an injured worker is just out of your hands. As you likely know, after acquiring emergency care for such an employee,…
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Workers’ Compensation: How to Handle an Injured Worker
On March 17, the 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals handed down an anticipated decision in a teen “sexting” case.
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3rd Circuit Declines to Rule: Is Sexting Pornography?
In New York, choking or strangulating someone is not considered a crime and doesn’t even rise to a misdemeanor under the current law. But now a newly proposed NY bill would make strangulation a felony charge. The bill was recently introduced before..
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NY Bill Would Make Strangulation a Felony Charge
Nine more plaintiffs have joined the Yelp lawsuit that claims that Yelp attempted to extort money in exchange for altering or removing user generated reviews of their business. The San Francisco Business Times reports that these new plaintiffs in the Yelp..
Hooters has just been sued for the third time in the state of California for illegal employment practices.
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Another Hooters Uniform Employment Practices Suit
What is the hottest trend right now? No, not wedges…
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Angered Accountant Sues Over Craigslist Rant
